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Video: Demolition Cat 'bulldozes' snowbank to get to bowl of food

Not even a massive pile of snow will stop this cat from getting to its food

Jack Simpson
Thursday 19 February 2015 12:29 GMT
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The cat ploughed through thick snow to get to his meal
The cat ploughed through thick snow to get to his meal (Ann Got)

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You’ve heard of the Demolition Man, now here’s the Demolition Cat.

A cat in America showed that there was nothing getting between it and its food when it “bulldozed” its way through a massive pile of snow to re-enter its owner’s house.

However, when Got brings out a bowl of food for her feline friend, the hungry cat reacts and runs towards the door, breaking through the thick layer of snow blocking the door.

The video of the cat has already proved very popular online, with over 600,000 YouTube users viewing it.

It has also given birth to a number of parody videos, including one that shows the cat breaking through the snow to audio from the 2006 film 300.

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