She's back!

[dampscribbler]

Just like a cat, she appeared out of nowhere, sitting in the corner of the yard observing the neighborhood as if it were her evening habit. Thing is, she's an indoor cat.

She seems to have survived 7 hours outside relatively unscathed, although one eye seems runny but that happens a lot anyway.

God, I'm so glad she's back.

Comments

[wardo68.livejournal.com]

That was what, 45 minutes? Nothing to sneeze at. We one lost a cat for a weekend. You had it easy.

[wardo68.livejournal.com]

Boy, that was really obnoxious, wasn't it? Really, I am glad you found your cat.

[dampscribbler.livejournal.com]

'Salright. Not too obnoxious! :)

Actually, she was gone for 7 hours, it just took me 5 hours to realize I hadn't seen her in a while. In my defense, she is a cat, and can hide in the house for easily 4 hours at a time, but I should have realized when she didn't come out to see the baby at mealtime that something wasn't right. So, guiltguiltguilt.

[lkmadigan.livejournal.com]

Whew!

My parents' cat once disappeared for four days. He was trapped in some neighbor's shed.

Glad she's back.

[dampscribbler.livejournal.com]

Aw. Four days would be horribly upsetting!

We've had outdoor cats go missing for a day or two before, but I've never lost an indoor cat like that. I felt like I'd let her down, since she lacks "street smarts." She was fine, though.

I'm glad she's back, too!

Your PePe LePew is adorable, and seems quite appropriate!

[mixed-metaphor.livejournal.com]

Oh god - not knowing where your cat is can be one of the most horrible things. I'm so happy for you (and her!) that she's back & safe!
Do you know why her eye is runny? Out kitty Hector has ocular herpes which causes that, but now him mom just gives him a 1/8 tsp. crushed lysene-l every day; it seems to help.

[dampscribbler.livejournal.com]

We think she has seasonal allergies. How ironic is that -- a cat with allergies? :)