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Cat just chilling in Brockley Sainsbury's. Security tried to remove him. He sauntered straight back in. pic.twitter.com/MotEBFuzKr
— Jenny Stevens (@jenny_stevens) November 11, 2015
It's been a week packed with animal news. There was the albino squirrel hanging out in Croydon's Grangewood Park, the six-foot boa constrictor slithering through Danson Park and the micro pig hanging out on a busy A-road in Hammersmith. None of those critters came close to the cat who refuses to leave Brockley Sainsbury's though. The ginger kitty has been dubbed the store's 'resident cat' and has been snapped by shoppers prowling around the store and sitting on a sweet shelf.
@jenny_stevens pic.twitter.com/wW2FjBtZmU
— Harriet Langford (@HarrietLangford) November 11, 2015
Local resident Adam Oliver has come forward to say the cat is called Olly and belongs to him. He wrote on Twitter: 'I've told the Sainsbury's staff to throw him out if too pesky. Olly is always at Sainsbury – I don't think he can fit any other shops in his schedule.'
So @sainsburys Brockley has a resident Cat pic.twitter.com/OXSpaYJDaX
— Nathan Roberts (@horrorshowtunez) November 9, 2015
@KateSLP Lives close to shop, 6yrs old, had him since he was 6 wks old, name is Olly Oliver & he has a blue brother. pic.twitter.com/eHZieOT2mX
— Adam Oliver (@1969ajo) November 12, 2015