they have a little cat flap in the corner of the room and it goes out into a green box outside with steps inside it. and they make their way down there. and they are in a big, spacious run with lots of places to hide and trees to climb out there as well. my name is kate and this is my mum, tina, and my dad, mark. and we have over 100 cats at our house at the moment. i have about 30 litter trays in the house and about 40 cat trees in the house. so, yes, it s their house, not ours any more. you going out? come on, show me! in the first lockdown, we realised that there was a real problem there and that cats didn t really have anywhere to go. and we got a call from a farm. they were overrun with cats and didn t know what to do. so we rescued 18 straightaway one day and that s where it all began. this is our kitchen. but this through here used to be our dining room where we would have our christmas dinners and stuff. this is actually our dining room
who were playing host to oscar, and they explained what happened. as i had been heading out first thing in the morning, i had a bit of a bark and i thought it was a dog. 0ur cat has a tendency to bail dogs up so i was like, oh, i didn t think anything more of it but then i did glance and see a seal, and i was like, oh, right. but it is outside, we are near the beach, it is allowed. and i carried on. and when i came back, as you said, things went quiet, there were a few buckets knocked over and i thought, oh, the cat has been up to something. there is no way a seal would get through that cat flap, no way. and, then, as i opened the next door, i but something and i heard something and i thought, oh, my goodness, that is going to be a seal. so, i opened the door really carefully and sure enough, i saw the seal head off down the hallway and around and into the guest bedroom. and you mentioned your cat, i see you have got him there, is that coco? you ve got him there, i believe. i have hear
grounds and i saw a seal. then when i came back, as you said, things went quiet, there were things went quiet, there were things knocked over and i thought the cat had been up to something, there is no way a seal to get to that cat flap, no way, and as i opened the door, i pump something and i heard something, and i thought, oh my goodness, that is going to be a seal. i opened the door really carefully and sure enough, i saw the seal head off down the hallway and into the guest bedroom. you down the hallway and into the guest bedroom. down the hallway and into the guest bedroom. you mention your cat, is that guest bedroom. you mention your cat, is that cocoa, guest bedroom. you mention your cat, is that cocoa, i guest bedroom. you mention your cat, is that cocoa, i believe? - cat, is that cocoa, i believe? i hear that coco was traumatised by this. i hear that coco was traumatised b this. ~ ., , , traumatised by this. we assume, because she traumatised by this. we assume, becau
host to oscar, and they explained what happened. as i d been heading out first thing in the morning, i heard a bit of a bark and i thought it was a dog. this little lovely cat has a tendency to bail dogs up so i was, like, oh, i didn t think anything more of it but then i did glance and see a seal, and i was like, oh, right. but it is outside, we are near the beach, it s allowed, and carried on. and when i came back, as you said, things went quiet, there were a few buckets knocked over and i thought, oh, the cat has been up to something. there s no way a seal would get through that cat flap, no way. and, then, as i opened the next door, i bumped something and i heard this flip flap, and i thought, oh, my goodness, that is going to be a seal! so, i opened the door really carefully and sure enough, i saw the seal head off down the hallway and around into the guest bedroom. i see you have got him there is that coco? i have heard that coco was traumatised by this.