“You hear of guard dogs,” said Everitt, 68. “This is a guard cat.”The attempted robbery occurred sometime between 2:30 and 3 a.m. on July 25, Everitt said. He was first awoken by Bandit’s meows in the kitchen. Then, she raced into the bedroom, jumped onto the bed and began pulling the comforter off of him and clawing at his arms. Everitt knew something was wrong.“She had never done that before,” Everitt said. “I went, ‘What in the world is wrong with you?’”Everitt got up to investigate and saw two young men outside his back door. One had a handgun, and the other was using a crowbar to try and pry the door open, he said.Everitt said by the time he retrieved a handgun and returned to the kitchen, the would-be intruders had already fled. Everitt told the newspaper that he did not call the police.He said the situation could have been different without Bandit.“It did not turn into a confrontational situation, thank goodness,” Everitt said. “But I think it’s only because of the cat.”Advertisement Everitt adopted Bandit from the Tupelo-Lee Humane Society four years ago.Related...Gwyneth Paltrow Talks Nepotism With Hailey Bieber, Jokes About Sleeping With Her DadSandy Hook Lawyers Rip Bankruptcy Bid By 'Coward' Alex Jones To Dodge DamagesResurfaced ‘Drunk History’ Clip Tells How Nichelle Nichols ‘Literally Integrated Space’
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