Tutt’s story ricocheted across the Atlantic, where newspapers across the United States reported and republished versions of it. “But now I feel slightly overwhelmed by the whole thing.” “I didn’t think much about it at first,” he said, improbably. Tutt informed Reuters that the animals had dog’s heads and cat’s whiskers, fur, and legs. Offers invited.”-news spread, and reporters and photographers were dispatched to his home in an English village. After Tutt placed an ad in a local paper advertising their offspring-“Half cat-half dog. The nature-defying paramours were a black cat named Patch and Scottish terrier called Bones. In December of 1970, a man named Roy Tutt told the world that he had accomplished what science deemed impossible: he had bred a dog and cat.
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