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Owner Finds A Paper Collar Attached To Her Cat’s Neck After She Returns Home From Toby Carvery
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Owner Finds A Paper Collar Attached To Her Cat’s Neck After She Returns Home From Toby Carvery

Interview With Owner Sneaky Cat Returns Home With A Paper Collar Attached With A Note From Toby CarveryCheeky Cat Returns Home With A Hilarious Note Around Her Neck From Toby CarveryOwner Finds A Hilarious Note On Her Cat's Neck After She Returns Home From Toby CarveryOwner Finds A Paper Collar Attached To Her Cat's Neck After She Returns Home From Toby CarveryCat Sneaks To Toby Carvery To Ask For Food, But Finally Gets Busted With A Paper CollarCat Sneaks To Toby Carvery To Ask For Food, But Returns With A Hilarious Note And Her Owner Finds OutOwner Finds A Note On Her Cat's Collar, Turns Out Her Cat Was Sneaking Out To A Restaurant For Free FoodOwner Finds A Paper Collar Attached To Her Cat's Neck After She Returns Home From Toby CarveryOwner Finds A Paper Collar Attached To Her Cat's Neck After She Returns Home From Toby CarveryOwner Finds A Paper Collar Attached To Her Cat's Neck After She Returns Home From Toby Carvery
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Cole Clark from the UK has always allowed her long-haired Siberian feline to go out on her own without worrying about her pastime. However, one weekend, 11-year-old Tula arrived home with a paper collar attached. Clark unraveled it and found a note dated August 16, which said: “Does this cat have a home. Always at Toby Carvery.” Scroll down for Bored Panda’s interview with Tula’s owner Cole Clark!

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    This 11-year-old Siberian cat has been living a double life

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    The truth came out when one day, her owner found a paper collar attached with a note

    Image credits: tula_queencat

    The note completely changed the game and revealed that Tula has been living a secret life apart from her owner. This life apparently was begging for food at the local Toby Carvery restaurant in Abbey Meads, Swindon. “When I found out Tula was frequenting the Carvery, I was hugely amused and not overly surprised. She will go wherever her quest for meat takes her,” said Clark to Bored Panda.

    The note was from Toby Carvery

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    When Clark found out that Tula was a frequent visitor at Toby Carvery, she went down to the restaurant to explain that she wasn’t a stray cat. When asked how the staff reacted, she said: “The staff were thrilled that she wasn’t a stray and told me that they had tried to pick her up by bribing her with prawns, but she ate the prawns, then ran off! Tula is normally at the carvery for lunchtime and often dinner time. She even pops back for supper sometimes.”

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    Image credits: tula_queencat

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    The 41-year-old explained that it’s not the first time that Tula has asked for food from strangers. Even though she has always had a warm place to sleep, good quality food, and a loving owner, she would still search for an extra snack. “Tula has a history of following her nose and used to frequent an old people’s home where the old folks would feed her meat paste sandwiches!”

    Here’s Tula with her owner Cole Clark

    Image credits: tula_queencat

    “She is ultimately a total queen of a cat. She has a definite sense of cat entitlement and turns her nose up at anything less than meat! She is beautiful but aloof… Unless you have food! Her cat brothers haven’t yet spotted her scam and haven’t followed her to Toby yet, but she did bring them home a sausage the other evening,” said Clark about Tula’s personality. It seems that this beautiful feline has quite a character, which helps her on her food quests!

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    Vėjūnė Rimašiūtė

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    Vėjūnė is a community manager who helps artists all over the world introduce their artwork to Bored Panda readers and in that way, become more popular. Since she was always fascinated by the art world, she studied Culture Management and Cultural Policy at Vilnius Academy of Arts where she expanded her knowledge about it. Now she's using all this knowledge to showcase its beauty and help others dive into the fascinating world of art.

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    Beth McFadden
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    4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Outdoor cats will often have more than one 'home' in their territory, in case the weather gets bad, they get hungry or tired, or they need a nap. My first cat Thomas was a barn cat we brought to NJ with us from WV. He lived 20 long years, carousing, sometimes away for a day or two (nerve wracking, but it was his nature). When he passed, peacefully, we began to see his photo on Lost Cat posters here and there--but with different contact info. They were his other families, looking for him. We called everyone to let them know. Shared some wonderful stories with them.

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    Beth McFadden
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    4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Outdoor cats will often have more than one 'home' in their territory, in case the weather gets bad, they get hungry or tired, or they need a nap. My first cat Thomas was a barn cat we brought to NJ with us from WV. He lived 20 long years, carousing, sometimes away for a day or two (nerve wracking, but it was his nature). When he passed, peacefully, we began to see his photo on Lost Cat posters here and there--but with different contact info. They were his other families, looking for him. We called everyone to let them know. Shared some wonderful stories with them.

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