Tabitha - no news

Still no update on Tabitha. We're continuing to walk the area calling
and looking, we're keeping the flyers in place and replacing them when
they torn down or blown off, and I'm continuing to walk the area looking
for kitty tracks every time we get some fresh snow.

We're also continuing to leave bowls of food out and insulated shelter
boxes around where kitties can get to them.

We're still getting someone coming into the garage eating the kitten
kibble frequently. I only set the trap on nights when it's not going to
get dangerously cold; otherwise I leave the trap in place with the door
propped open.

No word from either vet, animal shelter, or neighbors, but they're all
keeping an eye out.

On a related topic, Sammy is adjusting quite nicely to not going outside
any more. He seems to be content being a well-fed, warm inside-cat. I
believe his scary adventure was quite enough excitement for him.

Dan

"Daniel Mahoney" wrote in message
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Still no update on Tabitha. We're continuing to walk the area calling
and looking, we're keeping the flyers in place and replacing them when
they torn down or blown off, and I'm continuing to walk the area looking
for kitty tracks every time we get some fresh snow.

We're also continuing to leave bowls of food out and insulated shelter
boxes around where kitties can get to them.

We're still getting someone coming into the garage eating the kitten
kibble frequently. I only set the trap on nights when it's not going to
get dangerously cold; otherwise I leave the trap in place with the door
propped open.

No word from either vet, animal shelter, or neighbors, but they're all
keeping an eye out.

On a related topic, Sammy is adjusting quite nicely to not going outside
any more. He seems to be content being a well-fed, warm inside-cat. I
believe his scary adventure was quite enough excitement for him.

I'm so sorry to hear that Tabitha is still missing, you must be frantic
about her. Purrs you will find her very soon.

Tweed

Hoping Tabitha turns up safe and well *soon*

On Mon, 26 Jan 2009 13:40:22 -0600, Daniel Mahoney
wrote:

Still no update on Tabitha.
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continued purrs coming for her safe return, and keeping a candle lit
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On a related topic, Sammy is adjusting quite nicely to not going outside
any more. He seems to be content being a well-fed, warm inside-cat. I
believe his scary adventure was quite enough excitement for him.
Glad to hear he's adjusting to being inside. Every time I rescued one
of my girls and brought them inside it was a long time before they
wanted back out.
--
Steve Touchstone
Little Bit, Sammy, Spotty, Princess, Furby
and Rocky (RB)
Pix at http://tinyurl.com/22pfn8
Vids at http://tinyurl.com/4yb6nj

Sending purrs that she will be found.

--
Ann
in Connecticut
see my cats at
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ann791/sets/
read Sam's blog at http://kittens-3.blogspot.com/
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"Daniel Mahoney" wrote in message
...
Still no update on Tabitha. We're continuing to walk the area calling
and looking, we're keeping the flyers in place and replacing them when
they torn down or blown off, and I'm continuing to walk the area looking
for kitty tracks every time we get some fresh snow.

We're also continuing to leave bowls of food out and insulated shelter
boxes around where kitties can get to them.

We're still getting someone coming into the garage eating the kitten
kibble frequently. I only set the trap on nights when it's not going to
get dangerously cold; otherwise I leave the trap in place with the door
propped open.

No word from either vet, animal shelter, or neighbors, but they're all
keeping an eye out.

On a related topic, Sammy is adjusting quite nicely to not going outside
any more. He seems to be content being a well-fed, warm inside-cat. I
believe his scary adventure was quite enough excitement for him.

Dan

Daniel Mahoney wrote:
Still no update on Tabitha.

We're still purring for her.


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Victor M. Martinez
Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM)
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Daniel Mahoney wrote:
Still no update on Tabitha. We're continuing to walk the area calling
and looking, we're keeping the flyers in place and replacing them when
they torn down or blown off, and I'm continuing to walk the area
looking for kitty tracks every time we get some fresh snow.

We're also continuing to leave bowls of food out and insulated shelter
boxes around where kitties can get to them.

We're still getting someone coming into the garage eating the kitten
kibble frequently. I only set the trap on nights when it's not going
to get dangerously cold; otherwise I leave the trap in place with the
door propped open.

No word from either vet, animal shelter, or neighbors, but they're all
keeping an eye out.

On a related topic, Sammy is adjusting quite nicely to not going
outside any more. He seems to be content being a well-fed, warm
inside-cat. I believe his scary adventure was quite enough excitement
for him.

Dan

Still purring. Considering how long Sammy was gone and is now fine there's a
good chance Tabitha will be okay too.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

Purrs continuing for Tabitha to get her furry butt home. You must be so
worried.

"Daniel Mahoney"
Still no update on Tabitha. We're continuing to walk the area calling
and looking, we're keeping the flyers in place and replacing them when
they torn down or blown off, and I'm continuing to walk the area looking
for kitty tracks every time we get some fresh snow.

We're also continuing to leave bowls of food out and insulated shelter
boxes around where kitties can get to them.

We're still getting someone coming into the garage eating the kitten
kibble frequently. I only set the trap on nights when it's not going to
get dangerously cold; otherwise I leave the trap in place with the door
propped open.

You're doing everything humanly possible, with so much love, out in all that
cold too.
Bless your hearts. The candle site for her is still up
Mosey and I have made sure of that.
http://www.gratefulness.org/candles/...l=eng&gi=Tabfa
There are 13 candles from 3 countries lighted for her safe return

No word from either vet, animal shelter, or neighbors, but they're all
keeping an eye out.

Bless their hearts too.

On a related topic, Sammy is adjusting quite nicely to not going outside
any more. He seems to be content being a well-fed, warm inside-cat. I
believe his scary adventure was quite enough excitement for him.

Dan

Good for Sammy Good kitty.
Now if his sister Tabitha would just come home to the warmth, love, and
fudz you give your kitties.
Love
Kyla & Mosey

On Mon, 26 Jan 2009 13:40:22 -0600, Daniel Mahoney
wrote:

Still no update on Tabitha. We're continuing to walk the area calling
and looking, we're keeping the flyers in place and replacing them when
they torn down or blown off, and I'm continuing to walk the area looking
for kitty tracks every time we get some fresh snow.

We're also continuing to leave bowls of food out and insulated shelter
boxes around where kitties can get to them.

We're still getting someone coming into the garage eating the kitten
kibble frequently. I only set the trap on nights when it's not going to
get dangerously cold; otherwise I leave the trap in place with the door
propped open.

No word from either vet, animal shelter, or neighbors, but they're all
keeping an eye out.

On a related topic, Sammy is adjusting quite nicely to not going outside
any more. He seems to be content being a well-fed, warm inside-cat. I
believe his scary adventure was quite enough excitement for him.

Dan

Every day, I keep hoping to see a post that Tabitha has come wandering
home, or has been found by a neighbor :-(

If only there was some way to send Sammy to find her...he must know
where all the good hiding places are, after all he went through.

~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^..^

"Life without cats would be only marginally worth living."
-TC, and the unmercifully, relentlessly, sweet calico kitty, Kenzie.

Every day is a treasure with Kenzie; I try to treat them that way. There
will only be so many, and then there will never, ever, be any more.

How you behave towards cats here below determines your status in Heaven.
- Robert Heinlein