Stray Cats Learn How to Ring Doorbell for Food Like Total Pros

Gabrielle LaFrank
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Animals can be so entertaining and joyful to be around, even when they aren't pets. Just think of how many people stop to help injured wildlife! Stray animals tend to be popular with animal lovers, too, but sometimes, these critters get a little extra comfortable with the people who help them--people like cat mom Heidi and her aunt!

The 23-year-old posted a video from her aunt's front door camera showing just how pushy the stray cats can get, and viewers are surprised! She posted the clip to her account, @hexgirlheidi on September 26, though we have a feeling this isn't the last time her tia will see the hungry cats!

LMAO! Watching a kitty walk right up to the front door with purpose is enough to make anyone smile, but when the sassy cat rang the doorbell we couldn't help but laugh. Heidi's aunt might've been laughing too if the felines hadn't made their appearance at 5 a.m. Not only is that a bit too early for most people, but it's also kind of terrifying!

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"OMG I would be terrified if my doorbell rang at 5AM," shared @nononikky, "just to look out the window and see no one there! Do they keep ringing it?" We sure hope not! Heidi still needs to get the details from her tia, but she already knows that the sneaky cats have been trying to find food in the garage. They know they're at the right house--that's for sure!

Tons of commenters have requested to see the stray kitties being fed, but it sounds like the outdoor cats are still on the feral side. They won't let anyone near them! This is all too normal for feral cats, but feeding them regularly and spending time near them can help them get more comfortable. Even if they prefer to keep their distance, they'll surely appreciate the cat food.

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