"lost" kitten purrs please?
 

Little "Jaylo" the kitten is nowhere to be seen. Her meowmie
called me a short while ago in a panic because she couldn't
find the kitten and was terrified that kitty had gotten into the
washing machine when she filled it earlier. I rushed down
and unpacked the machine - no kitty (thank Bast!) but
after an hour of searching neither of us can find the kitten.
She has to be *somewhere* in the house - but it's an old
house, with hundreds of hiding places for small kittens
that grown women couldn't search. I've managed to calm
my friend down and persuaded her to sit down calmly with
a cup of tea - maybe when there aren't two big humans
tromping about yelling "here kitty!" she'll come out of her
hiding place.


--
Jette Goldie

Apache and Dakota
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"polonca12000" wrote in message
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Is she big enough to eat solid food? In that case I would suggest you
rattle
the box with dry cat food in it, that usually got Soncek's attention
pretty
quickly. If not, then I am sending lots of best wishes for Jaylo to be
found
really soon and Soncek is purring for it, too,


I suggested that - but she'd just had her meal a short while
ago.


--
Jette Goldie

Apache and Dakota
http://www.jette.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/kitties.html

"Jette Goldie" wrote in message
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"polonca12000" wrote in message
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Is she big enough to eat solid food? In that case I would suggest you
rattle
the box with dry cat food in it, that usually got Soncek's attention
pretty
quickly. If not, then I am sending lots of best wishes for Jaylo to be
found
really soon and Soncek is purring for it, too,


I suggested that - but she'd just had her meal a short while
ago.

In that case she has probably gone somewhere to sleep it off.
Purrs for a safe return.

Lois

"Lois Reay" wrote in message
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"Jette Goldie" wrote in message
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"polonca12000" wrote in message
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Is she big enough to eat solid food? In that case I would suggest you
rattle
the box with dry cat food in it, that usually got Soncek's attention
pretty
quickly. If not, then I am sending lots of best wishes for Jaylo to be
found
really soon and Soncek is purring for it, too,


I suggested that - but she'd just had her meal a short while
ago.

In that case she has probably gone somewhere to sleep it off.
Purrs for a safe return.


Found! She was indeed sleeping - she'd managed to get *behind*
the cabinet under the sink.


Now her meowmie is very very .... drained.

--
Jette
"Work for Peace and remain Fiercely Loving" - Jim Byrnes

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"Jette Goldie" wrote in message
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Found! She was indeed sleeping - she'd managed to get *behind*
the cabinet under the sink.


Now her meowmie is very very .... drained.


I'll get the cats to send their best soothing purrs to her meowmie.
--
Shirley
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"Jette Goldie" wrote in message
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"Lois Reay" wrote in message
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"Jette Goldie" wrote in message
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"polonca12000" wrote in message
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Is she big enough to eat solid food? In that case I would suggest
you
rattle
the box with dry cat food in it, that usually got Soncek's attention
pretty
quickly. If not, then I am sending lots of best wishes for Jaylo to
be
found
really soon and Soncek is purring for it, too,


I suggested that - but she'd just had her meal a short while
ago.

In that case she has probably gone somewhere to sleep it off.
Purrs for a safe return.


Found! She was indeed sleeping - she'd managed to get *behind*
the cabinet under the sink.


Now her meowmie is very very .... drained.

--
Jette
"Work for Peace and remain Fiercely Loving" - Jim Byrnes

http://www.jette.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/


That reminds me of when of when Tennessee was a little kitten (about 4
months old), he got behind our stove via a gap between it and the cabinet.
Almost never found him, exept that he knew his name and meowed back,
followed the sound, and there he was peeping out. I got a yard stick and,
from above, stuck it behind him and 'prodded' him out with it. Since he
ALMOST got stuck back ther, and was scared out of his wits by getting bopped
in the butt from behind (he couldn't turn around where he was), he never
went back there again. That and in a few weeks he couldn't FIT in that gap
anymore.
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"Magic Mood Jeep©" wrote

Found! She was indeed sleeping - she'd managed to get *behind*
the cabinet under the sink.


Now her meowmie is very very .... drained.


That reminds me of when of when Tennessee was a little kitten (about 4
months old), he got behind our stove via a gap between it and the cabinet.
Almost never found him, exept that he knew his name and meowed back,
followed the sound, and there he was peeping out. I got a yard stick and,
from above, stuck it behind him and 'prodded' him out with it. Since he
ALMOST got stuck back ther, and was scared out of his wits by getting
bopped
in the butt from behind (he couldn't turn around where he was), he never
went back there again. That and in a few weeks he couldn't FIT in that
gap
anymore.
--


I think this might purrsuade her meowmie to do some "kitten
proofing" - Jaylo is a VERY tiny kitten for her age!

(there's no proper back to that cabinet or doors on the front
of it)


--
Jette Goldie

Apache and Dakota
http://www.jette.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/kitties.html

Glad Jaylo was found!! Kittens can get in the smallest places.
I lost a fosterkitty once and it waas awful. I noticed that the screen was
torn, and had conjured up this horrible scenario that a neighborhood tom cat
had gotten her. (I had just watched "A Cry in the Dark" and was suffering from
dingo-got-my-baby overactive imagination I guess). I looked everywhere, even
outside, and had gotten to the point I was really looking for a body, not a
live kitty.
Marilyn was curled up asleep under a bookcase the whole time.

Sherry

Lots of purrs the kitten is found *soon*

Cheers, helen s

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"Sherry " wrote in message
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Glad Jaylo was found!! Kittens can get in the smallest places.
I lost a fosterkitty once and it waas awful. I noticed that the screen was
torn, and had conjured up this horrible scenario that a neighborhood tom
cat
had gotten her. (I had just watched "A Cry in the Dark" and was suffering
from
dingo-got-my-baby overactive imagination I guess). I looked everywhere,
even
outside, and had gotten to the point I was really looking for a body, not
a
live kitty.
Marilyn was curled up asleep under a bookcase the whole time.



Poor Linda was so worried - she had quite convinced herself
that the kitten was IN the washing machine, which had gone
through half a cycle by that time. My main job was to open the
machine and reassure her there was no small limp wet kitten
body among her son's jeans. Which thankfully there was not!
(dunno quite how *I* would have coped with that scenario
either!)


--
Jette Goldie

Apache and Dakota
http://www.jette.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/kitties.html