A tiny kitten has been filmed snuggling into its owner’s pocket and refusing to leave in adorable footage.
The British Shorthair was filmed burrowing himself deep inside his owner’s jumper pocket before reappearing to inspect the camera.
He poked his head out to see what his owner was doing with her phone before ducking back down and getting cosy.
The British Shorthair was filmed burrowing himself deep inside his owner’s jumper pocket and gazing up at its owner lovingly
The kitten – named after the number 39 – then sniffed the phone before ducking back down and burrowing himself deep into the pocket.
The adorable video was captured in Wuxi City in eastern China’s Jiangsu Province on January 14.
According to the owner, 39 likes to stay in her pocket and he climbed inside by himself on that day.
It buried itself deep inside the cosy pocket and snuggled into the fabric
The kitten – named after the number 39 – then popped its head out and sniffed the phone
The British Shorthair is one of the most ancient cat breeds known. They’re thought to have originated from European domestic cats imported into Britain by the invading Romans in the first century AD.
The breed is known to be good-natured and calm, explaining why it remains the most popular cat in Britain and one of the most sought after breeds around the globe.
They are an easygoing – though not as active and playful as many – but sweet-natured and devoted to their owners, making them a favourite of animal trainers too.
