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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / September 2004Blue Box Episodes
Don't know why I was thinking of this but, about a month or so ago my mom went to work in her flower bed thought she saw her beloved Ralphie on the patio in quite a predicament. Well it wasn't her Ralphie but one of his poor foes had managed to get his head stuck in a small soup can. Probably from digging around in the neighbours blue box for some treat. Needless to say he's a wild kitty who's previous owners abandoned him. So, she ended up using a stick to push the can, he caught on pretty well and together they resolved the situation. Just a reminder to all to wash your cans, jars, etc. and put them upside down in the box. Saw a poor raccoon with his head caught in a Nutella bottle not to long ago either. Adam > Don't know why I was thinking of this but, about a month or so ago my mom > went to work in her flower bed thought she saw her beloved Ralphie on the [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Adam Poor thing. I'm so glad they got it worked out. > Don't know why I was thinking of this but, about a month or so ago my mom > went to work in her flower bed thought she saw her beloved Ralphie on the [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Adam Aw, poor baby. Good thing your mother was there to help him out. Good advice, but better yet, crush your cans and put them in the recycle bin (which, hopefully, has a lid). Hugs, CatNipped Good Idea! Tks. Adam > > Don't know why I was thinking of this but, about a month or so ago my mom > > went to work in her flower bed thought she saw her beloved Ralphie on the [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > CatNipped >Just a reminder to all to wash your cans, jars, etc. and put them upside >down in the box. Saw a poor raccoon with his head caught in a Nutella bottle >not to long ago either. > >Adam That's very good advice. We had a skunk that had his head stuck in a hershey cocoa can. What a predicament. DH had to shoot the poor thing. Sherry >Don't know why I was thinking of this but, about a month or so ago my mom >went to work in her flower bed thought she saw her beloved Ralphie on the [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > >Adam When my brother was in college, he saw a skunk with its head in an orange juice carton. He helped it, and got sprayed for his trouble. ;) Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com >Just a reminder to all to wash your cans, jars, etc. and put them upside >down in the box. Saw a poor raccoon with his head caught in a Nutella bottle >not to long ago either. I haven't thought of that! That's good advice. At the very least, I will cut eye holes in the bottom of the cans so that they'll be able to see where they're going if they get stuck anyway. > I haven't thought of that! That's good advice. At the very least, I > will cut eye holes in the bottom of the cans so that they'll be able > to see where they're going if they get stuck anyway. Tak, you have a really bizarre sense of humor. :) Joyce > Don't know why I was thinking of this but, about a month or so ago my > mom went to work in her flower bed thought she saw her beloved [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Adam I always crush cans before they go out, I hate the thought of any animal getting caught like that.  SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. |
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