Dan, Any Word on Tabitha?

I know you spent NYE tearing the house apart, trying to find her...
Purrayers that she comes out from her hiding place.
Sammy Yeowl dat yew r home n when she hears your voice,
maybe she'll come out.
We are sew glad you are home.
Love, purrs and scritches
Anti Kyla
n Mosey
--worried

On Thu, 1 Jan 2009 11:47:17 -0800, "Kyla =^..^="
wrote:

I know you spent NYE tearing the house apart, trying to find her...
Purrayers that she comes out from her hiding place.
Sammy Yeowl dat yew r home n when she hears your voice,
maybe she'll come out.
We are sew glad you are home.
Love, purrs and scritches
Anti Kyla
n Mosey
--worried


I was wondering too.

All last night, I was thinking about how wonderful it must be to have
Sammy back, after sooooo long!

But I can't imagine where Tabitha has gone, and why she hasn't come out
yet.

She must be hungry, and very thirsty, by now.

Is she very vocal? I would think if she were really *stuck*, she would
meow when you were near. Cats are, after all, pretty smart creatures!

I hope she puts in an appearance today.

Please give Sammy some scritches from me, too!

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

"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

I am sure IF Tabitha were back we would know it. I understand how wondering
can be hard too. I check this puter so many times a day.
"Gandalf" wrote in message
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On Thu, 1 Jan 2009 11:47:17 -0800, "Kyla =^..^="
wrote:

I know you spent NYE tearing the house apart, trying to find her...
Purrayers that she comes out from her hiding place.
Sammy Yeowl dat yew r home n when she hears your voice,
maybe she'll come out.
We are sew glad you are home.
Love, purrs and scritches
Anti Kyla
n Mosey
--worried


I was wondering too.

All last night, I was thinking about how wonderful it must be to have
Sammy back, after sooooo long!

But I can't imagine where Tabitha has gone, and why she hasn't come out
yet.

She must be hungry, and very thirsty, by now.

Is she very vocal? I would think if she were really *stuck*, she would
meow when you were near. Cats are, after all, pretty smart creatures!

I hope she puts in an appearance today.

Please give Sammy some scritches from me, too!

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

"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

Still no sign. We've checked all of the likely and unlikely places. I'm
pretty claustrophobic but crawled deep into places so tight that I ended
up puking from the phobia. I've had to work through a cou[le different
phobias to get into some of the places, but I haven't so much as a lump
of fur.

We've also looked outside, allk around our house and the abandoned one
next door, talked to neighbors, walked around and drove around looking.
We're a long way from giving up, but so far no signs.

Dan


In article ,
"Granby" wrote:

I am sure IF Tabitha were back we would know it. I understand how wondering
can be hard too. I check this puter so many times a day.

Hey, check with the neighbor that found Sammy, maybe she will smell his
scent and be around there. I know, I know, you have already done that.
"Daniel Mahoney" wrote in message
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Still no sign. We've checked all of the likely and unlikely places. I'm
pretty claustrophobic but crawled deep into places so tight that I ended
up puking from the phobia. I've had to work through a cou[le different
phobias to get into some of the places, but I haven't so much as a lump
of fur.

We've also looked outside, allk around our house and the abandoned one
next door, talked to neighbors, walked around and drove around looking.
We're a long way from giving up, but so far no signs.

Dan


In article ,
"Granby" wrote:

I am sure IF Tabitha were back we would know it. I understand how
wondering
can be hard too. I check this puter so many times a day.

Dan, any fireplace or wooden stove-type thing where she could be stuck?
Maybe a vent or pipe? Also, inside of box springs?

Rhonda

Daniel Mahoney wrote:
Still no sign. We've checked all of the likely and unlikely places. I'm
pretty claustrophobic but crawled deep into places so tight that I ended
up puking from the phobia. I've had to work through a cou[le different
phobias to get into some of the places, but I haven't so much as a lump
of fur.

We've also looked outside, allk around our house and the abandoned one
next door, talked to neighbors, walked around and drove around looking.
We're a long way from giving up, but so far no signs.

Dan


In article ,
"Granby" wrote:


I am sure IF Tabitha were back we would know it. I understand how wondering
can be hard too. I check this puter so many times a day.

In article ,
Rhonda wrote:

Dan, any fireplace or wooden stove-type thing where she could be stuck?
Maybe a vent or pipe? Also, inside of box springs?

Rhonda

No fireplace, checked dryer vent, no box springs. Checked drawers,
cupboards, closets, under furniture. Only thing we've seen so far is a
clump of Tabitha fur, but no telling how old it is.

Dan

"Daniel Mahoney" wrote

| No fireplace, checked dryer vent, no box springs. Checked drawers,
| cupboards, closets, under furniture. Only thing we've seen so far is a
| clump of Tabitha fur, but no telling how old it is.

If she's in the house, she's either stuck or sick. You've got to think
outside the box. I wish I could help you search. Sometimes a stranger can
see things that you can't see because you're too familiar with the place.
Can you possibly bring in that kind of help?

In article ,
"Pat" wrote:

"Daniel Mahoney" wrote

| No fireplace, checked dryer vent, no box springs. Checked drawers,
| cupboards, closets, under furniture. Only thing we've seen so far is a
| clump of Tabitha fur, but no telling how old it is.

If she's in the house, she's either stuck or sick. You've got to think
outside the box. I wish I could help you search. Sometimes a stranger can
see things that you can't see because you're too familiar with the place.
Can you possibly bring in that kind of help?

I can try.

On Thu, 01 Jan 2009 18:29:06 -0600, Daniel Mahoney wrote:
Still no sign. We've checked all of the likely and unlikely places. I'm
pretty claustrophobic but crawled deep into places so tight that I ended
up puking from the phobia. I've had to work through a cou[le different
phobias to get into some of the places, but I haven't so much as a lump
of fur.

We've also looked outside, allk around our house and the abandoned one
next door, talked to neighbors, walked around and drove around looking.
We're a long way from giving up, but so far no signs.

Dan

The best technique I've found is to call for kitty and then *listen*.

I had a siamese kitty go on a 'walkabout' for a whole month after we
brought home a second dog. I thought he was a gonner, but we heard
reports from neighbors of sightings. I ended up going up on the roof,
calling him, and then I heard a feight 'wow' coming from a nearby alley.
I rushed over there and grabbed him before he could make a getaway
running up and climbing over a wall.