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Kitty marks his prey
Postmen are boycotting deliveries to a house in Leeds because they are afraid of an old cat they say lies in wait ready to attack them.
The 19-year-old black and white cat, named Tiger, has ripped into three postmen over the past few weeks, Sky reports.
And the posties say the cat is never caught napping when it comes to springing a trap.
He bides his time as the postie approaches and pounces as the delivery men walk up the garden path.
Royal Mail workers say they can take no more - but Tiger’s owner Tracy Brayshaw, 43, has laughed off the idea of her cat attacking anyone as “ridiculous”.
She is cross that she has to go down to the local post office to collect her mail and denies Tiger is a risk to health and safety
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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