One complaint and AH-cat Lulu is out

On the other side of the sliding Lulu acquiesces in her fate. From her cardboard box she meows at her old buddy Nico, the seller of the Straatnieuws who can stand inside. The patrons and staff of the store to find it, like Nico, unfortunate and sad that Lulu has been banned for years. They have nothing good to say about the hard decision.

,, It is a well-groomed cat away, "Joke Eijzenbach. ,, Says almost every customer looking at her, especially parents with children. It was endearing to see how sweet the children gently stroked the cat, sometimes sat down next and even put their cuddly toy in the box. I saw a young father take his baby out of the stroller to stroke the cat. the beast will find everything well. ''

hygienic reasons
The Dutch Food Safety Authority (NVWA) has ordered after a complaint from a customer to Lulu may no longer come into the supermarket hygienic reasons. Albert Heijn has already received a warning and adheres since forced neatly to the expulsion of the domestic cat, says a spokesman. The company is not waiting for a penalty. The Inspection Department did not respond yesterday.

According Eijzenbach and other indignant store customers broke the 3.5 year old cat never between the meat and the bread. Lulu was always in a hallway at the supermarket. ,,Hygiene? In the hall are not to be seen food. In the shop, but it is packed everything except fruit and vegetables '' The customer will see worse things in the store:. ,, A cat on the porch is not proportionate to coughing and spluttering income customers, runny noses and dirty hands of infants and toddlers and road dirt on shoes, which is distributed by the store. ''

Lulu is the cat Susannah Goes. Which says that the cat take the whole day in her house, can not. ,, She's always been out. She is unbearable inside. '' Goes understands that her cat like diverting to the supermarket around the corner. ,, They get there food and attention. If people continue to do so, they keep coming. ''

Source: http://www.metronieuws.nl/ René Cazander Photo: Ruud Voest.