Escape!

[GILL]

It is hart stopping. We have had only one escape years ago Missy. She was a declaw and at the time the people next to us had dogs she managed to climb their tree. we had no way of getting her down. The they agreed to keep their dogs in for the night. The next morning she was at the back door crying her hart out. For the next 12 years she never went near the doors again.

[lvpets2002]

Been there done that.. Yes its so nerve racking when a baby gets out & wont come back in.. Your right 2 min can seem like forever.. Well I am glad your baby is back indoors & is ok.. Now wittle baby you need not scare meowmom & dad like that.. Stay indoors ok..

[Medusa]

The expression on Hunter's face says it all: "Heh heh heh, keeping my humans on their toes. My work is done here". I swear that they do it just to see our hair stand on end. My 18 year old Boo darted outside a couple of months ago. At that age, you'd think he'd be content to stay indoors but no. He had to prove that he's still got it. I'm glad that you had a happy ending, even if it did take a couple of years off your life. LOL

[catmandu]

Scrappy 2 has snuck out twice, but luckily she hesitated and I was able to get her back in, as if she got going I couldnt catch her in a hundred years,
We are glad that Hunter dos not go too far where he may have paniced and run in fear from his home and safety.
Its a shame that Our Cats act first and think second!!!

MEEEEOOOOWMIE!!!!
HHHEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLP!!!!!

[Laura's Babies]

Yes, it is heart stopping. Rie went into tears one day because she thought Chester had gotten out and had everybody in the neighborhood looking for him. This was back when he came home with me while I was off work and she kept him while I was gone.. He hadn't gotten out at all, he just found a good hiding spot inside and refused to come when she called him. I know that 2 minutes seemed like hours for you.