We have three cats, my daughter's favourite one hasn't been seen since yesterday lunchtime; printing-up 'missing cat' posters as I type. Reported it to the Identichip cat-locater people. Wandered round the neighbourhood about 1000 times.

Not very hopeful.

Crap.

i cant help but i do hope you find her.

i used to own a cat that disappeared for over a week - they have a tendancy of heading home once they are bored!

You don't live near a Chinese restaurant do you?

Gramsci wrote:You don't live near a Chinese restaurant do you?

Heehee.

I actually (please don't laugh) had a nightmare last night that my cat got injured and then died.

I hope your cat comes back soon - they do sometimes stay over at other people's houses sometimes if they feel like it.

Gramsci wrote:You don't live near a Chinese restaurant do you?

Bad Gram! Bad on multiple levels!


CR, I hope you get your cat back!


fig. 1 (L-R): too cute to be so sad, the lost one.

Linus Van Pelt wrote:Bad Gram! Bad on multiple levels!

I know sorry, that was EVIL GRAM, no relation.

Linus Van Pelt wrote:

Gramsci wrote:You don't live near a Chinese restaurant do you?

Bad Gram! Bad on multiple levels!


CR, I hope you get your cat back!

fig. 1 (L-R): too cute to be so sad, the lost one?

Thanks chaps!

That's the cat...and the daughter.

What about walking round the neighbourhood with a squeaky toy or something? You'll look demented, but if it's something your cat's familiar with, who knows?

Rimbaud III wrote:What about walking round the neighbourhood with a squeaky toy or something? You'll look demented, but if it's something your cat's familiar with, who knows?

This reminds me of when I go out into the street with the "tickle stick" - a stick with big bunch of coloured feathers on it, shouting "puss puss, puss puss." Very embarrassing.