Freya (cat)
Freya (cat)
Freya (born c. April 2009) is a tabby cat wielded by the former Chancellor of the Exchequer of the United Kingdom George Osborne and his family.
sixteen September two thousand twelve – nine November 2014
Freya went missing from the Osbornes’ house in Notting Hill when she was just a few months old and after searching West London for her, the family assumed she had died or had become lost. In June 2012, Osborne’s wifey received a call telling her that Freya was alive and the family brought her home. In September 2012, Freya collective the role of Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office with the Downing Street cat Larry. In November 2014, Freya was retired from the position to the Kent countryside.
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Freya is a tabby cat wielded by former Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne, his wifey and their two children. [1] In 2009, when Freya was a few months old, she went missing from the Osbornes’ house in Notting Hill. [1] The family searched west London for her and put up posters, but they did not find her. [1] The family eventually gave up hope, assuming she had been lost or died. [1]
In early June 2012, Frances Osborne received a call telling her Freya was alive and living in a garden near her family’s former Notting Hill house. [1] She had been fed and looked after by a neighbour. [1] After bringing Freya to their home above ten Downing Street, the Osbornes introduced her to the Cameron family’s cat, Larry. [1] A Treasury spokesman stated “She is lodging in nicely and getting on well with family, staff and Larry.” [1] Freya was then permitted outside to explore her surroundings. [1]
On sixteen September 2012, Nigel Nelson from The People reported the Prime Minister David Cameron had sacked Larry from his position as Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office and installed Freya instead. [Two] Nelson exposed that Cameron had become fed up with Larry’s laziness. [Two] It took him six months to make his very first kill and a Daily Mail reporter commented that it appeared he had not made any since. [Three]
Cameron determined to substitute Larry when he refused to stir from his chair to pursue a mouse on thirteen September. [Two] Nelson explained “The final straw came on Thursday when Mr Cameron caught Larry cat-napping on his chair in his No.Ten investigate as another mouse scurried across the room. When he attempted to wake Larry to do his duty one eye opened but the moggy wouldn’t budge.” [Two]
Cameron drafted in Freya to patrol Numbers Ten, eleven and twelve Downing Street, as she is a “tougher” and a “more street-wise predator.” [Two] Freya was reported to be the more superior cat over Larry and a more effective mouser, reportedly because her days as a stray had “hardened” her. [Four] The Daily Mail reporter wrote that Freya and Larry would “job share” to spare any hurt feelings. [Trio]
Freya has become one of 100,000 cats employed by the Government to keep down mice. [Five] On sixteen October 2012, police had to break up a fight inbetween Larry and Freya outside Number Ten. Rosa Prince from The Daily Telegraph reported that Freya “appeared to have the best of the confrontation”. [6] The Prime Minister’s spokeswoman stated that Freya and Larry were able to “co-exist” and added that she would not comment further on the two cats’ adventures. [7]
In May 2014, Freya strayed over a mile from Downing Street, and had to be rescued and returned by a charity worker. [8] In August 2014, Freya was hit by a car in Whitehall, and was subsequently treated by a vet. George Osborne said he was “very grateful” to those who came to the aid of his pet. [9] Following these events, Freya was sent to the Kent Countryside to permit her to exercise her desire to wander. [Ten]
Freya (cat)
Freya (cat)
Freya (born c. April 2009) is a tabby cat possessed by the former Chancellor of the Exchequer of the United Kingdom George Osborne and his family.
sixteen September two thousand twelve – nine November 2014
Freya went missing from the Osbornes’ house in Notting Hill when she was just a few months old and after searching West London for her, the family assumed she had died or had become lost. In June 2012, Osborne’s wifey received a call telling her that Freya was alive and the family brought her home. In September 2012, Freya collective the role of Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office with the Downing Street cat Larry. In November 2014, Freya was retired from the position to the Kent countryside.
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Freya is a tabby cat wielded by former Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne, his wifey and their two children. [1] In 2009, when Freya was a few months old, she went missing from the Osbornes’ house in Notting Hill. [1] The family searched west London for her and put up posters, but they did not find her. [1] The family eventually gave up hope, assuming she had been lost or died. [1]
In early June 2012, Frances Osborne received a call telling her Freya was alive and living in a garden near her family’s former Notting Hill house. [1] She had been fed and looked after by a neighbour. [1] After bringing Freya to their home above ten Downing Street, the Osbornes introduced her to the Cameron family’s cat, Larry. [1] A Treasury spokesman stated “She is lodging in nicely and getting on well with family, staff and Larry.” [1] Freya was then permitted outside to explore her surroundings. [1]
On sixteen September 2012, Nigel Nelson from The People reported the Prime Minister David Cameron had sacked Larry from his position as Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office and installed Freya instead. [Two] Nelson exposed that Cameron had become fed up with Larry’s laziness. [Two] It took him six months to make his very first kill and a Daily Mail reporter commented that it appeared he had not made any since. [Trio]
Cameron determined to substitute Larry when he refused to stir from his chair to pursue a mouse on thirteen September. [Two] Nelson explained “The final straw came on Thursday when Mr Cameron caught Larry cat-napping on his chair in his No.Ten investigate as another mouse scurried across the room. When he attempted to wake Larry to do his duty one eye opened but the moggy wouldn’t budge.” [Two]
Cameron drafted in Freya to patrol Numbers Ten, eleven and twelve Downing Street, as she is a “tougher” and a “more street-wise predator.” [Two] Freya was reported to be the more superior cat over Larry and a more effective mouser, reportedly because her days as a stray had “hardened” her. [Four] The Daily Mail reporter wrote that Freya and Larry would “job share” to spare any hurt feelings. [Three]
Freya has become one of 100,000 cats employed by the Government to keep down mice. [Five] On sixteen October 2012, police had to break up a fight inbetween Larry and Freya outside Number Ten. Rosa Prince from The Daily Telegraph reported that Freya “appeared to have the best of the confrontation”. [6] The Prime Minister’s spokeswoman stated that Freya and Larry were able to “co-exist” and added that she would not comment further on the two cats’ adventures. [7]
In May 2014, Freya strayed over a mile from Downing Street, and had to be rescued and returned by a charity worker. [8] In August 2014, Freya was hit by a car in Whitehall, and was subsequently treated by a vet. George Osborne said he was “very grateful” to those who came to the aid of his pet. [9] Following these events, Freya was sent to the Kent Countryside to permit her to exercise her desire to wander. [Ten]
Freya (cat)
Freya (cat)
Freya (born c. April 2009) is a tabby cat wielded by the former Chancellor of the Exchequer of the United Kingdom George Osborne and his family.
sixteen September two thousand twelve – nine November 2014
Freya went missing from the Osbornes’ house in Notting Hill when she was just a few months old and after searching West London for her, the family assumed she had died or had become lost. In June 2012, Osborne’s wifey received a call telling her that Freya was alive and the family brought her home. In September 2012, Freya collective the role of Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office with the Downing Street cat Larry. In November 2014, Freya was retired from the position to the Kent countryside.
Contents
Freya is a tabby cat wielded by former Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne, his wifey and their two children. [1] In 2009, when Freya was a few months old, she went missing from the Osbornes’ house in Notting Hill. [1] The family searched west London for her and put up posters, but they did not find her. [1] The family eventually gave up hope, assuming she had been lost or died. [1]
In early June 2012, Frances Osborne received a call telling her Freya was alive and living in a garden near her family’s former Notting Hill house. [1] She had been fed and looked after by a neighbour. [1] After bringing Freya to their home above ten Downing Street, the Osbornes introduced her to the Cameron family’s cat, Larry. [1] A Treasury spokesman stated “She is lodging in nicely and getting on well with family, staff and Larry.” [1] Freya was then permitted outside to explore her surroundings. [1]
On sixteen September 2012, Nigel Nelson from The People reported the Prime Minister David Cameron had sacked Larry from his position as Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office and installed Freya instead. [Two] Nelson exposed that Cameron had become fed up with Larry’s laziness. [Two] It took him six months to make his very first kill and a Daily Mail reporter commented that it appeared he had not made any since. [Trio]
Cameron determined to substitute Larry when he refused to budge from his chair to pursue a mouse on thirteen September. [Two] Nelson explained “The final straw came on Thursday when Mr Cameron caught Larry cat-napping on his chair in his No.Ten probe as another mouse scurried across the room. When he attempted to wake Larry to do his duty one eye opened but the moggy wouldn’t budge.” [Two]
Cameron drafted in Freya to patrol Numbers Ten, eleven and twelve Downing Street, as she is a “tougher” and a “more street-wise predator.” [Two] Freya was reported to be the more superior cat over Larry and a more effective mouser, reportedly because her days as a stray had “hardened” her. [Four] The Daily Mail reporter wrote that Freya and Larry would “job share” to spare any hurt feelings. [Trio]
Freya has become one of 100,000 cats employed by the Government to keep down mice. [Five] On sixteen October 2012, police had to break up a fight inbetween Larry and Freya outside Number Ten. Rosa Prince from The Daily Telegraph reported that Freya “appeared to have the best of the confrontation”. [6] The Prime Minister’s spokeswoman stated that Freya and Larry were able to “co-exist” and added that she would not comment further on the two cats’ adventures. [7]
In May 2014, Freya strayed over a mile from Downing Street, and had to be rescued and returned by a charity worker. [8] In August 2014, Freya was hit by a car in Whitehall, and was subsequently treated by a vet. George Osborne said he was “very grateful” to those who came to the aid of his pet. [9] Following these events, Freya was sent to the Kent Countryside to permit her to exercise her desire to wander. [Ten]