Adorable Cat Who Likes To Sleep In The Strangest Places Inspired His Owner To Start The "Find The Cat" Game

This cat is a master of camouflage. Can you find it?

Damjan

• Published in Animals
• June 22, 2020

Kate Hinds was a volunteer at an animal shelter when she noticed one adorable cat. “After she came in, I called my husband up and said, ‘I think I found our next cat,’” Hinds recalls. “He said, ‘Are you asking me or telling me?’”

The cat now known as Norah is a part of the Hinds family for ten years now, and they love their kitty cat very much. “My daughters adore her,” Hinds said. “Some days I feel like my cat has a full-time live-in staff of four people.”

Norah has an interesting habit- the cat likes to sleep in out-of-the-way places around the house. That habit made the kitty an Internet celebrity when her owner shared a photo of her sleeping in her favorite sleeping place. The Twitter post had a caption: “Find the cat.”

The photo baffled thousands of Twitter users checking the scene for the cat. Can you find her?

Norah is a whiz at cramming into tight places where she feels comfiest. "During the day, she sleeps in whatever spot she's in the groove of," Hinds said. "Lately, it's behind the television, which is one of her favorite summer locations. If we can't find her we'll say, 'Norah must be in her summer home.'"

No luck finding her?

The family shared a series of pictures of the cat's favorite sleeping spots. And even though their apartment is not large, the cat somehow manages to surprise even her owners.

"We know 99 percent of her hiding spaces. Usually, I can find her right away. But sometimes she'll find a new spot," Hinds says. "When my daughter went to college, Norah took to climbing the ladder and sleeping in her bunk bed — that took me a couple of hours to figure out."

Can you find Norah?

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"She also sometimes sleeps behind my plants, which can be very risky, because sometimes she'll knock them over when she jumps off," Hinds says. "And yes, I've arranged my plants so that the poisonous ones are out of her reach."

Norah has a talent for hiding, but her greatest talent is making her family happy. "She'll sit with us at the dinner table," Hinds says. "Then she'll settle in the living room and sit on my lap while I read or watch TV. She purrs like the engine of an old VW Beetle. It's the best."

Damjan