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Cats and snow and cold
It isn't below 0F in NYC right now but it is pretty close. The outside
cats always disappear when we get a big snow and show up again in three or four days. After the snow from last Friday they didn't show up again until Monday, when three of them came to eat. The fourth one had been spotted a day earlier. But this cold is something else. Buddy, the grey feral, spent the night in the heated box that I had built for Baby. I think Baby and her mom, Jet, spent the night under the porch of a neighbor a few doors away. They go there when there is heavy snow and just stay under the porch. It's shelltered from the wind but there is no insulation of any kind. There are also several cats that live in the backyards, but one of my neighbors has some crude shelters for them and I guess they stay there. I'll have to ask her. It's interesting how they manage to survive these temperatures. I mean, they do have fur coats but still, it's cold. |
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