Three of our cats were missing last night (found, thank goodness)

[Vermontcat]

I'm so happy that all of your meezer babies are safely back at home now.
I agree with Vio, you need to post some new photos of them for us.

[rosethecopycat]

Glad they are safe.

This adventure should go in your website.

Corralling Meezers.


Free Range Meezers.

[shais_mom]

I am so happy you found them!
WHAT A SCARE!
Kloe gave me a bit of a start yesterday - not NEAR that bad tho.... I couldn't find her for over and hour and I knew there was no where in my house she could be...... I even checked outside for her - it finally dawned on me that I had moved some clothes to the other closet and BINGO there she was sound asleep waiting for someone to let her out.

[Cataholic]

Meezers.....

[Miss Meow]

Originally posted by Barbara
Oh no! What a shock. And something must have scared them. Do you think someone slashed the netting?
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I thought about that, but after scouring all the perimeters for hours, it would be really, really hard for an intruder-type person to get in. The threads weren't worn like they'd been chewed by the dogs, either. I'm writing to the company to question their 10-year guarantee.

Sara, I don't know where snakes go at night, but I have been thinking about it! It was a warm afternoon and there were sure to be snakes sunning themselves in the grass. We were taught as kids to still go outside and play on those sorts of days, but make a lot of noise as we walked to scare the snakes away. I'm surprised I made it through childhood sometimes

They were all home and inside when I got home last night, thank goodness

[catcrazylady]

WOW!! What a very scary ordeal! I'm so glad this had a happy ending.

[captain]

Nicole,

I would have driven over to you in a minute with my snake scaring dogs ............

Glad everycat was safe and sound .....

[Edwina's Secretary]

but make a lot of noise as we walked to scare the snakes away.

okey dokey! There is a sign in the park in our new neighborhood that says..."Beware of rattlesnakes" or something to that effect...I've not gone up there to read it closely.

Exactly what KIND of snakes are we talking about?????

I'll take my bird sized spiders I think.....