Cat caught hiding in owner’s Christmas tree – can YOU spot it?
A NAUGHTY kitty has managed to hide themselves away in this brightly-lit Christmas tree – but can you spot where they are?
Cats are well-known for preferring to destroy the traditional festive decoration but this adorable Scottish ball of fur seems to like using it as a comfy place to rest.
Hailey Forbes, 27, recorded her three-year-old cat Dexter as he made a nest in the newly put up Christmas tree in her home in Glasgow.
Dexter had climbed into the Christmas tree and Hailey approached with her camera ready.
As she got closer, she could see him nestled deep in the tree before receiving a very charming wink.
Hailey, a technician, continued to capture the following moments of Dexter in and around the tree from various angles.
Hailey said: “I have had my cat since he was about 15 weeks old.
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“He climbs up the tree every single night.
“He has broken the tree branches by sitting on them and has also smashed many baubles.
“Dexter has a brother of the same age called Arlo, he’s the angelic one and never goes near the tree.
“My friends and family found the videos very funny and cute, I also heard a few told you so’s.”
Earlier this month a cute cat went viral on social media after fans thought it bore a remarkable resemblance to Shrek’s Puss in Boots.
Pisco, the golden British shorthair, sent shockwaves across the internet for being the spitting image of the famous movie star cat.
When Pisco holds up his paws and begs for food his huge moon-like eyes draw comparisons to the animated cat, voiced by Antonio Banderas.
Pisco’s owner recognised the striking similarities and set up an Instagram account for him in 2018 and he now has 614k followers.
He also has 40.7k followers on Tiktok where his owner shares Pisco doing acting challenges, playing computer games, trying on costumes and living his best cat life sleeping in boxes.
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