Sorry, but still no word on Sidney. We passed out flyers all over the neighborhood and have posted on web sites and have posted signs at local vets and clinics and I'm stopping by the shelter every couple of days.

When I go home each night, his food dish is waiting for him. We feed all of them in separate locations to keep the peace, and I just can't bring myself to remove his dish yet.

This is not like him to take off. We've asked our neighbors to check garages and sheds in case he got locked into one. (on the plus side, he is a little plump, so he could survive a little while without food). But he's also a shy kitty - he's not the type to allow someone to just pick him up and take him home.

Thank-you everyone, for your thoughts and prayers. It really does mean a lot.