- This topic has 74 replies, 1 voice, and was last updated 16 years, 6 months ago by .
-
Posts
-
I knew he’d come home…turkeybutt though for worrying you. You can give him a pat-smack from me. 🙂 Glad to hear he is safe.
Kyrin
😆 He did eat right away. I was not so confident that he would come home, but you guys were right. It has been YEARS since I owned a cat and we never kept them inside. This is my first cat since I have left home 14 years ago and I felt so dissapointed that I didnt take care of him. Im glad he is fine. I will make sure he does not go out w/o a leash.
Whew! Good news! YAY!
I was having flash backs when I lost my kitty in Gitma Bay, Cuba. 🙁 We went on Christmas leave and when we came back I let him out and he never came home. He was use to the house and such… been there for over a year. I still have no idea what happened to him. He was micro chipped and everything.
I am so glad that your kitty came home!!! 😀
Now that he’s safe and home, I can say how worried I was. When I was little my mom and I were on vacation and back at home my grandma had let our cat Bear out and he’d gone missing. Never saw him again, and that cat was my moms baby-I don’t think she ever got over it. I don’t let my cats out at all-I am a worrier and live withen a block of the High School and Elementary school…nope, no way.
Yay! A happy ending.
I was definately hoping for your sake that he would return.
I lost one that I had plans to take on the road trip with me and the Landlord accidently left the door open a second time. I had to pluck his scaredy self out of the bush in the front yard once that day (new location so he was unsure of himself.) I hung around as long as I could but no kitty, he was an outdoor barn cat, so I knew he would be fine, but still! I raised him from a wee ball of hissing spitfire. :sniff: 🙁
We’ve always had outdoor cats and their job has always been to keep the mouse population down.
As it stands now, I have two indoor/outdoor cats and if it wasn’t for the dog out there with them, they probably would have been fox food by now. I’d much rather just make them outdoor cats but …. they know the power of their mews. I keep trying to teach them to wipe their feet and to not roll in the dirt, but I know they’re secretly plotting between themselves on how to bring in as much dirt as possible. As for the mice in the barn …. yeah right. I’ve never in my life had such lazy cats who were more willing to chase a lizard than a mouse. Whuz up wit dat?
I couldn’t imagine not having them here though, the male has done some really, “Here’s your sign” moves and in retrospect, I really needed the laugh, although it was at his expense. Tee Hee. 😀
Oh, I’m glad he came back Ski! I had one run off a few summers ago… I still miss him and wonder what happened to him 🙁 At least your little guy is back safely where he belongs!
Glad that your cat came back home. I read a article that a couple of cats that were micro chipped came home after 5 years. One of them was 10 years after.
Glad to hear he came back! A friend of mine, his cat disappeared for a week when his sister moved in. Came back because he was hungry I guess, when I saw him it was basically – “Wow Madison is thin!”.
I also remember searching for HOURS for my parent’s cat Fluff when he didn’t want to come in because it was dark. That was always a fun trip.
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
