Lost Cat
- Thread starter WillowTheWhisp
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I'll keep my eye open for her Willow, I'm up and down Willows Lane often enough. Is she friendly we're she'll go to strangers?
I do hope she turns up. I'd say I'd look out for her but I doubt she'll travel this far.
Isn't it funny, they always know when they are going in the cattery? We used to have a beautiful, lovable, neutered ginger tom called Murphy. We had a caravan at that time and used to go away a lot so Murphy went to the local cat and dog kennels where, incidentally, he had been born (kitten of Keegan and Shankley - the kennel cats). The little b****r always disappeared an hour before he was due to go. He would hide under bushes in the garden or under beds upstairs.
Just an account of a little incident - we put him in the kennels once and called to pick him up on the way home. My husband saw him in a large cage and went in and got him. Instead of the usual head-rubbing and the "Oh I'm pleased to see you" purring, he was carrying a squirming, annoyed cat when he came to the office. "I don't know what's wrong with him", says Colin. "No, you wouldn't", says the kennel maid who comes in carrying the real Murphy in her arms. "That's Shankley, his dad".
Fingers crossed Bracken comes home safe and sound, Willow.
Isn't it funny, they always know when they are going in the cattery? We used to have a beautiful, lovable, neutered ginger tom called Murphy. We had a caravan at that time and used to go away a lot so Murphy went to the local cat and dog kennels where, incidentally, he had been born (kitten of Keegan and Shankley - the kennel cats). The little b****r always disappeared an hour before he was due to go. He would hide under bushes in the garden or under beds upstairs.
Just an account of a little incident - we put him in the kennels once and called to pick him up on the way home. My husband saw him in a large cage and went in and got him. Instead of the usual head-rubbing and the "Oh I'm pleased to see you" purring, he was carrying a squirming, annoyed cat when he came to the office. "I don't know what's wrong with him", says Colin. "No, you wouldn't", says the kennel maid who comes in carrying the real Murphy in her arms. "That's Shankley, his dad".
Fingers crossed Bracken comes home safe and sound, Willow.
Unfortunately she's very timid with strangers. I just hate the thought of going away tomorrow with her missing but we are going to a family wedding down south.
There's still time for her coming home yet Willow, I hope she does 
Well, we had to go away for the weekend with Bracken still missing and no sign or her when we got back yesterday.
However I am delighted to say that a somewhat thinner and sorrier looking pussycat has just materialised in a neighbour's outhouse! Don't know how long she'd been there before she was spotted or where else she's been in between but she was very hungry and thirsty.
We are just so pleased to have her home again. She must have wondered where on earth we'd disappeared to when we weren't here for days.
However I am delighted to say that a somewhat thinner and sorrier looking pussycat has just materialised in a neighbour's outhouse! Don't know how long she'd been there before she was spotted or where else she's been in between but she was very hungry and thirsty.
We are just so pleased to have her home again. She must have wondered where on earth we'd disappeared to when we weren't here for days.
WillowTheWhisp said:
Glad to hear she's home safe Willow
accystanmac said:
I'm only just able to open my eyes without a pair of sun glasses on
........ oh my head!!!
http://www.rathergood.com/looking/ AND I JUST FOUND THIS FOR YOU WILLOW?
Thanks folks. She is being very quiet and I'm hoping she's OK. A little while ago she slipped when trying to jump onto something and hasn't tried again. Maybe it's just because she hasn't eaten for a few days and isn't quite herself.