
An
8-foot alligator made its way into a kitchen in an Eastlake-Woodlands area home Monday night.
PINELLAS COUNTY (Bay News 9) -- An Oldsmar woman had an interesting, although uninvited guest in her home Monday night.
Sandra Frosti heard a noise coming from the kitchen of her home on Evelyn Court in the Eastlake-Woodlands area.
"I heard a noise from the kitchen and it was much too loud to be my cat," Frosti said. "So I went to check it out."
When she went to investigate, she found an 8-foot alligator - in her kitchen.
"Much to my surprise a very large alligator was in my kitchen," Frosti said.
Frosti hid in the bedroom and called 911. Her call to 911 even had the dispatcher in disbelief.
Dispatcher: What's going on?
Frosti: There's an alligator in my kitchen.
Dispatcher: Are you sure it couldn't be like an Iguana?
Frosti: Oh-no, no, no, no, no.

The
gator hisses as the trapper lures it out of the kitchen.
According to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office, the gator pushed his way in through a screen door and managed to get in through an open sliding glass door.
The reptile then began walking around Frosti's home, maneuvering through the living room, down a hall and into the kitchen.
No one was injured and a trapper hauled the gator away.
The trapper said because of its size the gator will most likely be killed. Spring time is mating season for gators and a time people usually see them in odd places, according to the trapper.
"He looked awfully well fed," Frosti said. "The police seem to think he was checking out my cat."