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The cat brought home more than 150 items

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The cat brought more than 150 items home
A woman named Helen North, living in New Zealand, reported that her cat has brought home approximately 150 stolen items in the last nine months. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

This situation has been widely covered by local media. According to Helen, her cat, nicknamed Leonardo da Pinchi, returns home every day with a new "find."

The interesting part is that the cat only brings these items home, drops them on the ground, and then goes on its way. The most commonly stolen items are underwear and socks.

Additionally, it brings various items such as expensive t-shirts, new clothes, soft toys, gardening gloves, sports shorts, and caps. One day, Leonardo even brought home a 1.5-meter-long fake snake.

The cat has brought it home twice, and it is clear that this toy is very much liked by him. Helen North is currently trying to return the neighbors' belongings through local social media groups.

Neighbors have a soft attitude towards the cat's habit, and this situation brings smiles to many. The cat's habit of bringing stolen items home adds a unique color to the daily life of the local community.

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