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08.05.2014 12:39
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doerscheln says:
Cute, cuter, the cutest !!! What a heart-warming pic ! I wish I could adopt kittens right now but I have promised Paulinchen and myself that she can spend her hopefully last years in peace, no stress because of new family members. Since she is deaf she is soooo scared, sometimes she even is afraid of Moritz now..........
doerscheln says:Cute, cuter, the cutest !!! What a heart-warming pic ! I wish I could adopt kittens right now but I have promised Paulinchen and myself that she can spend her hopefully last years in peace, no stress because of new family members. Since she is deaf she is soooo scared, sometimes she even is afraid of Moritz now..........
08.05.2014 12:09
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doerscheln says:
Oh dear ! I can imagine that Storm was terrified to be outside alone for such a long time and that you were under shock to find him like this. Poor little Stormy but of course you are not the worst cat guardian ! Things like that shouldn't happen but they can and the most important thing is that everything turned out all right ! I am sure from now on you will do a head count three times before you leave. :) Please give Storm a big kiss from me ! Friends of mine had built an enclosure for their cats very similar to yours, the fence was 2m ( a bit more than 2 yards I think ) high and 3 of their cats escaped almost every day.......If they only want to this height is not a problem for a cat. But it seems that your boys have no intention to leave the secure enclosure and that you are at home always when they are out to keep an eye on them.
doerscheln says:Oh dear ! I can imagine that Storm was terrified to be outside alone for such a long time and that you were under shock to find him like this. Poor little Stormy but of course you are not the worst cat guardian ! Things like that shouldn't happen but they can and the most important thing is that everything turned out all right ! I am sure from now on you will do a head count three times before you leave. :) Please give Storm a big kiss from me ! Friends of mine had built an enclosure for their cats very similar to yours, the fence was 2m ( a bit more than 2 yards I think ) high and 3 of their cats escaped almost every day.......If they only want to this height is not a problem for a cat. But it seems that your boys have no intention to leave the secure enclosure and that you are at home always when they are out to keep an eye on them.
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tele_mark says:
I'm the worst cat guardian! Tonite, I came home from work, pulling in at 1AM, an immediately noticed the motion triggered floods on the deck were on! This can't happen normally, as the deck is totally fenced as you all know. So fearing the worst, I grabbed my flashlight in the car and retrieved a broom handle I keep close, and went around back, expecting that a bear or something breached the fence finally. Instead, I find Storm cowering in the enclosure! Apparently, he somehow sneaked by me before I got ready for work at 2 PM and closed uo everything. I usually do a head count but I saw them all 20 minutes before closing the door when I fed them. He was outside from 2PM until I came home at 1AM! When I went outside, he was totally freaked and I couldn't get near him, and it took a good five minutes with the deck door wide open (while yelling at the other cats to stay inside) to get him inside. He's now totally exhausted from the experience. I could have easily lost him tonite -- a week ago he saw *something* at the top of the fence that caught his eye and jumped halfway up it in one bound like it was nothing. He could get out EASILY if he wanted. But that was the last thing on his mind. Still, if a coyote, or Fisher Cat had come by.....
tele_mark says:I'm the worst cat guardian! Tonite, I came home from work, pulling in at 1AM, an immediately noticed the motion triggered floods on the deck were on! This can't happen normally, as the deck is totally fenced as you all know. So fearing the worst, I grabbed my flashlight in the car and retrieved a broom handle I keep close, and went around back, expecting that a bear or something breached the fence finally. Instead, I find Storm cowering in the enclosure! Apparently, he somehow sneaked by me before I got ready for work at 2 PM and closed uo everything. I usually do a head count but I saw them all 20 minutes before closing the door when I fed them. He was outside from 2PM until I came home at 1AM! When I went outside, he was totally freaked and I couldn't get near him, and it took a good five minutes with the deck door wide open (while yelling at the other cats to stay inside) to get him inside. He's now totally exhausted from the experience. I could have easily lost him tonite -- a week ago he saw *something* at the top of the fence that caught his eye and jumped halfway up it in one bound like it was nothing. He could get out EASILY if he wanted. But that was the last thing on his mind. Still, if a coyote, or Fisher Cat had come by.....
