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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / October 2005The General has been found after nearly a month
A poor family across the woods he ran into had been seeing him in their storage sheds over the past few weeks and feeding him the occasional can of cat food. Finally, they saw one of my placards offering a $500 reward and thought an investment in a live trap from Lowe's would pay off. Well, it did. And I picked The General up this afternoon. I was happy to write that check and the family looked to need it. The General has lost a few pounds and has a couple scratches on his face. He's wandering around the apartment meowing and only calms down when he's on my lap and kneading my belly. It's sure good to have him back. > A poor family across the woods he ran into had been seeing him in their > storage sheds over the past few weeks and feeding him the occasional can [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > face. He's wandering around the apartment meowing and only calms down > when he's on my lap and kneading my belly. It's sure good to have him back. That's wonderful news! A happy ending for everybody! Joy >A poor family across the woods he ran into had been seeing him in their >storage sheds over the past few weeks and feeding him the occasional can of [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > He's wandering around the apartment meowing and only calms down when he's > on my lap and kneading my belly. It's sure good to have him back. COOL BEANS!!!! I'm so glad the General is home. I'll tell the cats and get them to purring feel better purrs for him. Pam S. ... He's wandering around the apartment meowing and only calms down > when he's on my lap and kneading my belly. It's sure good to have him > back. He must be as relieved to be back as you are to have him. I hope he doesn't try that again. Annie > A poor family across the woods he ran into had been seeing him in > their storage sheds over the past few weeks and feeding him the [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > when he's on my lap and kneading my belly. It's sure good to have > him back. I'm glad General is home! Give him extra loving and hugs and don't open the door unless you know where he is! Jill > A poor family across the woods he ran into had been seeing him in their > storage sheds over the past few weeks and feeding him the occasional [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > when he's on my lap and kneading my belly. It's sure good to have him > back. I'm really glad you got your cat back. {{{{{Happy Dance For The General!!!!}}}}} So glad you got him back...I bet he's thrilled to be home! PatM > A poor family across the woods he ran into had been seeing him in their > storage sheds over the past few weeks and feeding him the occasional can [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Well, it did. And I picked The General up this afternoon. I was happy > to write that check and the family looked to need it. That;s wonderful news! I'm glad he's back and I'm glad the family's kindness paid off for them. Candace Double Wow!!! so glad he's safe and sound and none the worse. And it's great you got to help a family who needed it as well!! Happy purrs all round!!  SignatureThere are many intelligent species in the Universe. They are all owned by cats. Anonymous One cat just leads to another. -Ernest Hemingway > A poor family across the woods he ran into had been seeing him in their > storage sheds over the past few weeks and feeding him the occasional can [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > face. He's wandering around the apartment meowing and only calms down > when he's on my lap and kneading my belly. It's sure good to have him back. Wow, that's great! So was he declawed like the college girl said? -- Britta "There is no snooze button on a cat who wants breakfast." -- Unknown Check out pictures of Vino at: http://photos.yahoo.com/badwilson click on the Vino album > A poor family across the woods he ran into had been seeing him in > their storage sheds over the past few weeks and feeding him the [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > when he's on my lap and kneading my belly. It's sure good to have > him back. That apparently wasn't The General that the college girl brought over the other night. I didn't get all that good a look at the cat she brought. That cat had no collar. The General still had his on, complete with tag (with my old phone number verizon refused to place a recording on). > Wow, that's great! So was he declawed like the college girl said? > -- [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] >>when he's on my lap and kneading my belly. It's sure good to have >>him back. > That apparently wasn't The General that the college girl brought over > the other night. I didn't get all that good a look at the cat she > brought. That cat had no collar. The General still had his on, > complete with tag (with my old phone number verizon refused to place > a recording on). I'm so glad you got, The General, back. I do worry though that the cat the girl brought to you was someones pet, and is now lost somewhere. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera) A House is not a home, without a cat. http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk >> That apparently wasn't The General that the college girl brought over >> the other night. I didn't get all that good a look at the cat she [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > I'm so glad you got, The General, back. I do worry though that the cat the > girl brought to you was someones pet, and is now lost somewhere. Yes, that's a big problem. Now, there may be another lost cat, and it is out of its own neighborhood. I hope the OP will search for it and place some posters in the vicinity where it was found (or ask the college girl to do that if he doesn't know where it is). MaryL I'll definitely walk around a bit and look for him. >>That apparently wasn't The General that the college girl brought over >>the other night. I didn't get all that good a look at the cat she [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > I'm so glad you got, The General, back. I do worry though that the cat the > girl brought to you was someones pet, and is now lost somewhere. >That apparently wasn't The General that the college girl brought over >the other night. I didn't get all that good a look at the cat she >brought. That cat had no collar. The General still had his on, complete >with tag (with my old phone number verizon refused to place a recording on). How odd! So she picked up an entirely different big cat? I'm very relieved you found your General. >I picked The General up this afternoon. That's a relief; glad you finally got him back. SignatureWayne M (indulged by Will and Heidi) >A poor family across the woods he ran into had been seeing him in their >storage sheds over the past few weeks and feeding him the occasional [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Well, it did. And I picked The General up this afternoon. I was > happy to write that check and the family looked to need it. Delighted for you. Here's hoping he doesn't stray again. Gordon & the FF > Delighted for you. Here's hoping he doesn't stray again. But if he must, let him come to my neighborhood! > The General has lost a few pounds and has a couple scratches on his > face. He's wandering around the apartment meowing and only calms down > when he's on my lap and kneading my belly. It's sure good to have him back. Happy boy! I'm glad he's home. --Fil > A poor family across the woods he ran into had been seeing him in their > storage sheds over the past few weeks and feeding him the occasional can [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > face. He's wandering around the apartment meowing and only calms down > when he's on my lap and kneading my belly. It's sure good to have him back. I'm so glad you found him and were also able to help out a family in need. Maybe that was why The General (I really do love that name) had to escape for a while. > I'm so glad you found him and were also able to help out a family in need. >A poor family across the woods he ran into had been seeing him in their >storage sheds over the past few weeks and feeding him the occasional can of [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > He's wandering around the apartment meowing and only calms down when he's > on my lap and kneading my belly. It's sure good to have him back. I'm very happy that you found that General. I know what it is like to lose and retrieve a cat - there's nothing quite like it. I'm worried about the other guy though. Do you still have a live trap? It would be great to catch the one that the girl brought over and reunite him with his slaves. Susan M Otis and chester > I'm worried about the other guy though. Do you still have a live trap? > It would be great to catch the one that the girl brought over and reunite > him with his slaves. > > Susan M > Otis and chester I think he (or the college student involved) should post numerous fliers in the poster where the cat was originally located. That way, the owners would know where to start looking. The other cat is now lost and is in an unfamiliar environment -- and anyone looking for him is probably looking in the wrong places. MaryL |
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