Cat using a door knocker to be let in

Rusty Blazenhoff 8:29 am Tue May 15, 2018

Just when you think you've seen everything, a cat in Bootle, England has been captured on camera using a door knocker to be let inside. The 26-year-old man who got the footage, Daniel Richardson, had pulled over to the side of the road when he saw the cat.

He told the Liverpool Echo Saturday:

I was in my car and I caught a glimpse of it happening.

Then I watched and the cat started to climb up the door again so I whipped out my phone to record it.

I looked and wondered if that had just really happened – I was baffled.

It is not something you see everyday.

He added, "It would have only made it better if someone came out to let it in."

(Daily Mail)

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