by Anne Forline
Gabrielle Hendel is a busy medical student preparing to specialize in emergency medicine. Her cat, Snorri, meanwhile, makes his own nightly rounds pilfering shoes and flip-flops from the neighbors. Catster recently chatted with Hendel about Snorri’s life of crime. A GoFundMe campaign raised money to buy Snorri a collar camera.
How did you get Snorri and how long have you had him?
Gabrielle Hendel: I found him sad, shivering, and wet in a stairwell of an apartment complex I lived in during school. I thought that if he was still there in the evening, I would take him in and try to find his owners. He was there when I got home, in the same spot, so I brought him in, warmed him up and fed him. He scarfed down some food and fell asleep upside down. Looks like he steals hearts as well as shoes. He wasn’t microchipped and nobody ever claimed him, so I am pretty sure he was dumped.
We’ve had him a little over two years. Our vet says he is almost three.
What kind of cat is Snorri?
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