Archie is missing again

Hi the

You all might remember my daughter's teacher's cat Archie who escaped out of
the house in the winter last year and was gone a full two weeks in -20
weather before being turned into the humane society?

He escaped through a screen at night two weeks ago and they didn't realize
it. They haven't seen him since. They know that he came back during the
night because he left a mouse on the patio but he never came back in the
morning. She is just sick about it since they are on the edge of town
backing on a rural coyote populated area.

Any spare purrs for a second miracle for Archie would be most appreciated.
His mom cares about him very much.

Susan M
Otis and Chester

Purrs are on the way.

Joy

"Susan M" wrote in message
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Hi the

You all might remember my daughter's teacher's cat Archie who escaped out
of
the house in the winter last year and was gone a full two weeks in -20
weather before being turned into the humane society?

He escaped through a screen at night two weeks ago and they didn't realize
it. They haven't seen him since. They know that he came back during the
night because he left a mouse on the patio but he never came back in the
morning. She is just sick about it since they are on the edge of town
backing on a rural coyote populated area.

Any spare purrs for a second miracle for Archie would be most appreciated.
His mom cares about him very much.

Susan M
Otis and Chester

Susan M wrote:

He escaped through a screen at night two weeks ago and they didn't realize
it. They haven't seen him since. They know that he came back during the
night because he left a mouse on the patio but he never came back in the
morning. She is just sick about it since they are on the edge of town
backing on a rural coyote populated area.

Any spare purrs for a second miracle for Archie would be most appreciated.
His mom cares about him very much.

I've got plenty of spare purrs here, because we've all been purring for
Smudge non-stop to get herself home, and I certainly know how your friend
feels right now!! I don't even want to call his return a "miracle", because
I've been focusing on all the stories of kitties who've come home after
walkabouts, and I'd like to think of that as not being unusual. I'm hoping
Archie's walkabout is a short one!

Joyce

Susan M wrote:
Any spare purrs for a second miracle for Archie would be most appreciated.
His mom cares about him very much.

Lots and lots of homing purrs.

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Susan M wrote:
Hi the

You all might remember my daughter's teacher's cat Archie who escaped
out of the house in the winter last year and was gone a full two
weeks in -20 weather before being turned into the humane society?

He escaped through a screen at night two weeks ago and they didn't
realize it. They haven't seen him since. They know that he came
back during the night because he left a mouse on the patio but he
never came back in the morning. She is just sick about it since they
are on the edge of town backing on a rural coyote populated area.

Any spare purrs for a second miracle for Archie would be most
appreciated. His mom cares about him very much.

Susan M
Otis and Chester

Purrs for Archie to return again and this time a lot quicker.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart.
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

Man, purrs for Archie, but they need to buy new screens!

"Susan M" wrote in message
...
Hi the

You all might remember my daughter's teacher's cat Archie who escaped out
of
the house in the winter last year and was gone a full two weeks in -20
weather before being turned into the humane society?

He escaped through a screen at night two weeks ago and they didn't realize
it. They haven't seen him since. They know that he came back during the
night because he left a mouse on the patio but he never came back in the
morning. She is just sick about it since they are on the edge of town
backing on a rural coyote populated area.

Any spare purrs for a second miracle for Archie would be most appreciated.
His mom cares about him very much.

Susan M
Otis and Chester

"Susan M" wrote in message
...
Hi the

You all might remember my daughter's teacher's cat Archie who escaped out
of the house in the winter last year and was gone a full two weeks in -20
weather before being turned into the humane society?

He escaped through a screen at night two weeks ago and they didn't realize
it. They haven't seen him since. They know that he came back during the
night because he left a mouse on the patio but he never came back in the
morning. She is just sick about it since they are on the edge of town
backing on a rural coyote populated area.

Any spare purrs for a second miracle for Archie would be most appreciated.
His mom cares about him very much.

Susan M
Otis and Chester


Your daughter's teacher obviously needs more secure screens for Archie.
Cheryl recently posted a link to some expandable screens she bought to fit
*inside* her regular screens. The purpose was to
keep her cats from pushing the permanent screens out, so it sounds like they
would also work for Archie. She said it
only took 4 days to receive them. I'm not sure if it was on this newsgroup
or another one, but this is the link she provided:
http://www.doityourself.com/invt/9406372

MaryL

On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 23:23:16 -0600, "Susan M"
wrote:

Hi the

You all might remember my daughter's teacher's cat Archie who escaped out of
the house in the winter last year and was gone a full two weeks in -20
weather before being turned into the humane society?

He escaped through a screen at night two weeks ago and they didn't realize
it. They haven't seen him since. They know that he came back during the
night because he left a mouse on the patio but he never came back in the
morning. She is just sick about it since they are on the edge of town
backing on a rural coyote populated area.

Any spare purrs for a second miracle for Archie would be most appreciated.
His mom cares about him very much.

Susan M
Otis and Chester

Homing purrs for Archie to come home safely.

Ginger-lyn

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On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 23:23:16 -0600, "Susan M"
yodeled:

Hi the

You all might remember my daughter's teacher's cat Archie who escaped out of
the house in the winter last year and was gone a full two weeks in -20
weather before being turned into the humane society?

He escaped through a screen at night two weeks ago and they didn't realize
it. They haven't seen him since. They know that he came back during the
night because he left a mouse on the patio but he never came back in the
morning. She is just sick about it since they are on the edge of town
backing on a rural coyote populated area.

Any spare purrs for a second miracle for Archie would be most appreciated.
His mom cares about him very much.

Susan M
Otis and Chester


Oh these Houdini cats! Get your butt home purrs for Archie.


Theresa
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Make Levees, Not War

Susan M wrote:
Hi the

You all might remember my daughter's teacher's cat Archie who escaped out of
the house in the winter last year and was gone a full two weeks in -20
weather before being turned into the humane society?

He escaped through a screen at night two weeks ago and they didn't realize
it. They haven't seen him since. They know that he came back during the
night because he left a mouse on the patio but he never came back in the
morning. She is just sick about it since they are on the edge of town
backing on a rural coyote populated area.

Any spare purrs for a second miracle for Archie would be most appreciated.
His mom cares about him very much.

Susan M
Otis and Chester


Purrs that Archie is safe and gets his furry butt home quickly.

--
Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe