The cat is out of the bag! A cat discovered by TSA inside a checked bag at JFK Airport was back home in time for the Thanksgiving holiday.
The cat named "Smells" snuck into a suitcase at JFK Airport as someone in his household was flying to Orlando last week.The cat that was discovered inside a checked bag by TSA screeners at JFK Airport is back home and enjoyed the Thanksgiving holiday in Brooklyn.
The cat named "Smells" snuck into a suitcase as someone in his household was flying to Orlando last week.As the bag went through the x-ray unit on Nov. 16, a TSA agent was shocked when inside, four paws and a tail belonging to a feline stowaway were found.The traveler said it belonged to someone they live with, but didn't elaborate on how it ended up in the bag.
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