Baby Seal Home Couch- Woman finds baby seal on couch,A New Zealand woman got quite the surprise when she found a baby seal napping on her couch. The pup apparently made its way into the home after traveling from the waterfront, through a residential area and across a busy road.
A seal pup had wandered from his nearby waterfront home, through the residential area where Annette Swoffer lives, and finally wriggled though the cat door at her house, the New Zealand Herald reported.
“I thought the cats brought a rabbit or something in, so I went down and had a look – and there’s a seal in my kitchen,” she said.
“I was standing there thinking, ‘this is really strange.’”
After calling a neighbor over to verify what she was seeing was true, Swoffer called the SPCA.
“They were giggling away and I’m saying, ‘I’m not drunk, I’m not lying,’ there’s a seal in my house,” she told the New Zealand Herald.
Meanwhile, the seal, undisturbed, waddled right past Swoffer into her living room and plopped down on the couch.
“Then it looks at me with those huge brown eyes,” she said to the New Zealand Herald. “It was so cute, but I didn’t touch it because you don’t with wild animals.”
The SPCA called the Department of Conservation, which was already on the hunt for the missing seal, who had been spotted traipsing in someone else’s garden earlier in the afternoon.
A seal pup had wandered from his nearby waterfront home, through the residential area where Annette Swoffer lives, and finally wriggled though the cat door at her house, the New Zealand Herald reported.
“I thought the cats brought a rabbit or something in, so I went down and had a look – and there’s a seal in my kitchen,” she said.
“I was standing there thinking, ‘this is really strange.’”
After calling a neighbor over to verify what she was seeing was true, Swoffer called the SPCA.
“They were giggling away and I’m saying, ‘I’m not drunk, I’m not lying,’ there’s a seal in my house,” she told the New Zealand Herald.
Meanwhile, the seal, undisturbed, waddled right past Swoffer into her living room and plopped down on the couch.
“Then it looks at me with those huge brown eyes,” she said to the New Zealand Herald. “It was so cute, but I didn’t touch it because you don’t with wild animals.”
The SPCA called the Department of Conservation, which was already on the hunt for the missing seal, who had been spotted traipsing in someone else’s garden earlier in the afternoon.
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