A woman’s hilarious video of an attempted intruder who happens to stop by her home nightly has left TikTok viewers in stitches.
Every night when Michelle Fernandes is at home, she hears something happening outside the door. When she goes to investigate, she then finds that something has attempted to infiltrate her home. The intruder pokes its head through the tiny cat flap. While it might have alarmed some, Fernandes expects this to happen and knows who it is. It’s Storm, the neighbor’s dog.
As it happens every night, Storm is stopped from entering because the tiny cat flap in the door is not big enough for her to climb into Fernandes’ home. However, that doesn’t stop the pup from dropping in and saying hello. With hopeful eyes, she sticks her gray snoot into the cat flap.
Fernandes repeats herself to Storm, asking her politely to go home, but no amount of begging will get the canine to leave.
Fernandes’ encounter with Storm was captured in a TikTok video that was posted on May 27 by @savvydcdigitalcreations.
The video’s text overlay reads: “This is my neighbour’s dog who does this every night.”
But it isn’t just Storm who wants to check in. The neighbor’s other dog Hector also enjoys sticking his head through the tiny cat flap to check out what’s going on in the house, as seen in a separate video posted to Fernandes’ TikTok account.
Newsweek reached out to @savvydcdigitalcreations via TikTok for additional information.
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TikTok Users React
The TikTok video reached over 43,500 views and 3,968 likes as of Monday afternoon. People couldn’t stop laughing at how sweet Storm’s attempt was to get into the house.
“Just making sure all is well in the neighbourhood,” one TikTok user wrote, while another commented what Storm was maybe thinking: “My house is boring let us in.”
A third user wrote: “Cutest intruder ever.”
“Take the floofer in for a sleepover right now, it’s the law,” one user jokingly wrote.
Fernandes did share another video where Storm was inside her home and got a dog treat. Plus every night when Storm visits, she gets pets and face scratches. No wonder she keeps coming back for more.
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