Cat mum required to put awkward collar on animal confessing she stalks complete strangers

The red-faced owner of a ‘stalker cat’ who tails bemused villagers has actually been required to put a collar on her cat admitting ‘I follow individuals’.

Taylor Williams declares she routinely gets flurries of messages from neighbours stating her four-year-old puss Cleo is stalking them around the town.

The mum-of-two thinks the naughty moggy experiences ‘FOMO’ – Fear of Missing Out – and routinely follows neighbours to the bus stop and waits on it to get here and attempts to get on prior to being shooed away.

Taylor says she even areas Cleo following other folk down the street from her living-room window – in spite of the cat having a caring family awaiting her at home.

The 31-year-old has actually been required to connect a collar that checks out ‘I follow individuals however I have a home’ so individuals do not presume Cleo is searching for a brand-new owner.

The theatre healing employee says Cleo is popular in her town of St Erme, Cornwall, and individuals routinely message her to let her understand her location so she can be gathered.

Taylor said: “She’s began following everybody. She meows at them like she’s attempting to talk with them.

“My neighbours routinely send out videos and pictures of her following them. She follows them to the bus stop and attempts to get on the bus and they need to shoo her away.

“I do not understand where she believes she’s going. She’s followed us to the park and rested on the bench, she does not like losing out.

“She’s likewise followed us to the town shop, I do not understand how far she’s been.

“I get clusters of messages of Cleo following individuals. As far as I understand, she does remain in the town. I’ve seen her out the front of your house following a couple. Everyone understands her now.

“She need to simply be so curious, we call her the stalker cat.

“I got the collar since I was panicking thinking that individuals would believe she’s homeless or lost and take her in.

“I got her a collar made with my number on it and ‘I follow individuals, I have a home’ and the very first line of my address. She didn’t like it initially however she’s utilized to it now.

“She waits on her collar to go on in an early morning.”

Taylor said she chose to purchase the collar as worried villagers presumed her animal was attempting to inform them she was lost or required help.

One message checks out: “Hey, sorry to trouble you. Your cat has actually been following us around the town and we do not desire it getting lost. Can we bring her to you?”

Another composed: “Hi hun, do not understand if there’s something incorrect with your cat however it’s by mine meowing loads under cars and trucks.” A 3rd composed: “Your cat is awaiting the bus.”

Taylor says Cleo’s stalking routine started a couple of weeks ago when she began following 12-year-old child Megan Williams to the school bus stop – and she hasn’t stopped given that.

Then she received a message from a group of teens stating that Cleo was following them to a park a ten-minute leave and they were stressed she’d get lost.

Taylor said: “She would follow my child to the bus stop when she was awaiting the school bus.

“My child would bring her back since she was stressed over her getting overturned.

“We would shut her in, wait on the bus to go and let her out.

“Next thing I understand, I get a message from a group of teenagers at 10pm stating Cleo was following them approximately the park.

“The town is a number of miles long however it would take me 10 minutes to stroll there so it’s far for her to go.

“She was meowing and following them. I stood outside your house and shook some treats.

“The teenagers might hear me however she was simply taken a seat so I went and got her. Since then, it’s everybody.

“When she’s meowing at you, you do your finest to overlook her however you can’t since it’s so adorable.

“She comes home every night. She’s an amusing, curious little cat. We do not need to stress over her now everybody understands her and now she’s got the collar.”