If you loved playing hide and seek growing up or enjoy the challenge of spotting camouflaged objects, this will be an absolute treat. Journalist Kate Hinds recently shared a photo of her home bookshelf asking people to spot her pet cat Norah who was adopted from a local rescue group 10 years ago, reports The Indian Express.
Can you find the kitty’s secret hiding spot?
Today in find the cat pic.twitter.com/P6soGOv8k1
— Kate Hinds (@katehinds) June 7, 2020
While some people gave up or admired the number of books Kate owned, other pet parents said it was easy to find the cat as they were familiar with how feline minds work. Many people compared it to a game of ‘I Spy’ and ‘Where’s Wally?’, take a look.
HELP I dont see it! https://t.co/9ykdpANi6L
— Heather Gustafson (@FOX35Heather) June 8, 2020
https://twitter.com/BethanyJenkins/status/1270026180297502720
This is like a Where's Wally for cats 😂 I can't see it for the life of me #MondayMood #StillLooking https://t.co/VkaOIMMO0K
— Theo Paphitis (@TheoPaphitis) June 8, 2020
There is no cat this tweet is a lie. https://t.co/HtZxHIyIfM
— Rebeca Ibarra (@RebeIbarraC) June 8, 2020
I have a long list of things to get together today.
Yet still I've spent 15 minutes looking for this damn cat with no luck.
So eventually looked at the comments for the answer.
This 🐈 cheated. https://t.co/rX09e1tPnG— Jasmine Dotiwala (@jasminedotiwala) June 8, 2020
Found it within .2 seconds. I think if you have cats then it's easy to know where they usually hide. 🤭 https://t.co/FYErQNYh8T
— Sprinkle (@Sprinkledoodler) June 8, 2020
Y’all i cannot find this cat. Been looking for like 7 minutes. https://t.co/Zk1tZDTBIx
— Jalen (@jalenmosby) June 8, 2020
The kitty is, in fact, enjoying a bit of privacy behind the television and only her white paws are visible. What a purr-fect place for some me-time, don’t you think?
— Kate Hinds (@katehinds) June 7, 2020
Pet parents, is it true that cats have a particular fondness for bookshelves? Tell us.