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Old April 5th 04, 04:58 AM
John F. Eldredge
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On Mon, 05 Apr 2004 03:42:45 GMT, Margaret Fine
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lrulan wrote:

Margaret, we are purring and praying and lighting candles that
Oliver finds his way home QUICKLY! Maybe he's just hanging outside
scared to move? hugs
Jazz & his mama


Thank you so much! He was trapped in the house. I was also
thinking he was too scared to move but we're guessing he was
probably napping under the buffet when it was moved and only
decided to make noise when he wanted out to eat. He really didn't
seem too fazed. In fact he went back under there ehwn my husband
was trying to examine the space to make sure Oliver hadn't damaged
anything.


My cat, Cinders, got trapped in the hall closet today, for the third
time in the last two months. I hung my suit up in there when I came
home from church today, and she sneaked into the closet to make sure
that no greeblings were hiding inside. An hour later, I noticed
muffled meows coming from that direction. The question now is, who
will learn the lesson first: will I learn to always check the closet
floor before closing the door, or will she learn that sneaking into
the closet is a good way to get trapped in a boring place?

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Old April 5th 04, 05:21 AM
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"Margaret Fine" wrote

Thanks Karen! It turns out he was here all the time, just trapped. My
poor baby is getting extra loving and tuna tonight!


Whew! I'm glad i scrolled down to see if there were any updates. So glad you
found your beautiful Oliver. Many scritches to him from us, and soothing
purrs for you.

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Old April 5th 04, 07:50 AM
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Margaret Fine wrote in message hlink.net...
My heart is breaking. I cannot find Oliver anywhere. We had company
this weekend and they had been extremely diligent about making sure that
Oliver didn't bolt but he might have snuck out when the luggage was
being dragged out. We turned the apartment upside down and are now
pretty sure that he slipped out. Oliver is an indoor car that hasn't
gone out without his harness and leash on since we found him when he was
12 weeks old so he probably is not very street savvy. He is so afraid
of cars and little kids he may have run away when he heard either one.

He is micro chipped and we've alerted the registry that he is missing.
We also called the local emergency animal clinic and local emergency
animal shelter. We're printing posters now.

I cannot even think what life would be like without him. Please purr
for us and if you have any suggestions let me know.



We are purring hard for Oliver to come home **right now**. Please keep us posted.

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Krista
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Old April 5th 04, 02:10 PM
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On Sun, 04 Apr 2004 23:43:58 GMT, Margaret Fine
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My heart is breaking. I cannot find Oliver anywhere.


I'm coming in late on this so couldn't send purrs but am *so*
delighted that Oliver was found safe and sound. Thank goodness. I
know and understand the terror of having a kitty gone missing and my
heart aches for all who have to go through that. I'm so glad for you
all - - and give Oliver a gentle hug for me.

Jeanne
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Old April 6th 04, 03:49 AM
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"Margaret Fine" wrote in message
link.net...
My heart is breaking. I cannot find Oliver anywhere. We had company
this weekend and they had been extremely diligent about making sure that
Oliver didn't bolt but he might have snuck out when the luggage was
being dragged out. We turned the apartment upside down and are now
pretty sure that he slipped out. Oliver is an indoor car that hasn't
gone out without his harness and leash on since we found him when he was
12 weeks old so he probably is not very street savvy. He is so afraid
of cars and little kids he may have run away when he heard either one.

He is micro chipped and we've alerted the registry that he is missing.
We also called the local emergency animal clinic and local emergency
animal shelter. We're printing posters now.

I cannot even think what life would be like without him. Please purr
for us and if you have any suggestions let me know.
--
Margaret Fine


Most urgent "get home now" purrs on the way for Oliver!
Sam


 




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