New Zealand 'cat burglar' caught stealing men's underwear

A nighttime "feline robber" has been taking many socks and men's clothing in New Zealand.

In two months, six-year-old Tonkinese feline Brigit from Hamilton city brought back 11 sets of underpants and more than 50 socks.

Her proprietor, Sarah Nathan, has reported her cat's bizarre fixation on a broadly shared Facebook post.

"Presently it's getting senseless. Somebody must be feeling the loss of this stuff," she said in a post shared near 500 times.

Ms Nathan told the worldnewsapprise.blogspot.com that the inconvenience first started when she began finding "odd pieces" of clothing among her washing.

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Brigit's chase has asserted 11 sets of men's underpants and more than 50 socks

"They didn't have a place with anybody in the house and one day Brigit strolled into our parlor conveying a sock like a cat," she said, including that Brigit's unfortunate casualties were presumably an adjacent level "loaded with blokes".

The family said it had likewise begun circulating road flyers.

"Keeping felines inside isn't regular in New Zealand," said Ms Nathan.

"Brigit doesn't chase fowls or untamed life so it appears to be superfluous and our neighbors have been well-meaning about it.

"Be that as it may, we are moving to the nation soon so ideally she will come up short on circumstance!"