A woman has shocked internet viewers with a clip of her cat comfortably sitting inside her neighbor's house, after revealing that the animal had apparently got in unnoticed.

In the hilarious clip, shared on TikTok on Thursday, under the username @aaron_n_kelly, the ginger cat can be seen looking at her owner from inside the neighbor's upstairs window, which was completely locked, leaving no room for her to get in.

The feline's entry remains a mystery, sparking curiosity and amusement among viewers. This incident highlights the remarkable agility and stealth of cats, characteristics that often leave even their owners bewildered.

Cats are renowned for their agility and ability to navigate tight spaces with ease. Vet Explains Pets says that felines possess a unique skeletal structure that contributes significantly to their agility.

The felines' flexible spine and powerful hind legs allow them to make swift, high jumps and squeeze through narrow openings. Unlike most animals, cats have free-floating clavicle bones that allow their shoulders to move independently, aiding in their ability to squeeze through tight spaces.

Cats also have an exceptional sense of balance and reflexes, which help them land on their feet and navigate tricky terrain effortlessly. Moreover, their body structure is designed for climbing and squeezing through tight spots.

The video quickly went viral on social media, getting viewers from across TikTok. It has so far received over 147,700 views and more than 24,300 likes on the platform.

One user, Thickdolll, commented: "Cats are sooo unserious but as a cat mom I would have been banging on that door for my cat."

Vnikkdvef97 wrote: "I have an orange cat and this behavior doesn't even surprise me at all they all share one brain cell."

Teri Grocholski posted: "I thought knocking on my neighbors(afternoon delight) was awkward. My cat was tangled in their fenced in backyard."

Skylar added: "I heard him negotiating an upgrade in his kibble to get down."

Another user, boymum_92, commented: "Sir it's not just your cat, you and your neighbor now share custody."

And User2090317954543 added: "Could you imagine you in the house and you keep hearing a cat meowing somewhere and you don't own a cat..."

Newsweek reached out to @aaron_n_kelly for comment via TikTok comment. We could not verify the details of the case.

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