Mom, come and open the door, please!

[Edwina's Secretary]

Pinot is a lot more vocal, and, since the slider is usually open exposing the screen door at this time of year, it's not unusual to find her hanging by her claws on the screen!

It was the first summer we lived here. Eddie knew he does not go out without an escort. The sliding screen door was securely latched with an eye and hook.

I was outside on the other side of the house chatting with a couple of PetTalk friends who were visiting...

...when Eddie sauntered up to us with a casual..."Hi guys!"

How did he do it? Rather neatly really...



It is reinforced now.... but he still tries....

[Pinot's Mom]

Pinot just OPENED it when she got out one time. Tsk, Tsk, Eddie; it's just not cat-like to be so obvious!

[Edwina's Secretary]

Pinot just OPENED it when she got out one time. Tsk, Tsk, Eddie; it's just not cat-like to be so obvious!

A boy wants what a boy wants!

[catmandu]

Thats the first thing that I thought of when I saw the screen door leading to the back yard so I had lattice put over the mesh.
So far not a sctach on the mesh.
When Michael was younger , I bet he would hvae tried.
I was watching the different videos of Fister hes such an Owesome Orangie!!!

[Prairie Purrs]

I found my screen door in that condition once. But instead of an indoor cat getting out, it was a stray kitty (RB Katie) moving in. With her five kittens. I discovered the entire kit and kaboodle curled up contentedly in a chair.

[Edwina's Secretary]

I found my screen door in that condition once. But instead of an indoor cat getting out, it was a stray kitty (RB Katie) moving in. With her five kittens. I discovered the entire kit and kaboodle curled up contentedly in a chair.

Now that was a surprise I'll bet!

[Prairie Purrs]

Now that was a surprise I'll bet!

Yes, indeed! Katie was a clever girl, and she knew a sucker when she found one.