"Get-you-butt-home" purrs are coming for Fox.  I hope you get him home
quickly!

Hugs,

CatNipped

Mega purr power for Fox and DH. I hope DH is wrong.

Karen

Purrs and barks for Fox to return home and for DH to be proved wrong.

Lois

I'm so very sorry to hear this.
Lots of coming back home purrs and best wishes for Fox and hugs for his
worried family,

Many years ago, my then pet d*g, a red cocker named Rex, turned up
missing.  I placed a "lost and found" ad in the local papers.  On the 5th
day, a woman phoned saying she had seen an old, limping dog answering my
description in an area several blocks away.  My son drove to that area and
in passing noticed a "pile of rags" on somebody's lawn.  After passing, he
decided to have another look.  Yes, it was Rex -- worn out, hungry and in
bad shape.  He was kept at the Vet for several days.  He had rectal
bleeding from eating chicken bones.  He recovered and lived 'til he was 18.

Purrs for your lost one to return home.   MLB

Purrs going into full force.

--
Joy

"You can never do a kindness too soon because you never know how soon it
will be too late." - Ralph Waldo Emerson

Homing Purrs for the doggie.

Theresa
Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh
My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com

Get your furry butt home purrs are on the way for Fox to get himself
home ASAP.
--

Nan and the furkids

A wise man talks because he has something to say;
a fool talks because he has to say something.

Oh, that was always my worst nightmare when I had dogs, that one would go
missing because I loved them so dearly.
So, firstly, how did he get out from your property?  Is it easy for him to
wander, or not?  Has he gone missing before?  If so, why do you think he did
it?
Is he young and perhaps on the love trail?
Huge purrs that he comes home safely.  Don't smack him when he does, because
you're angry that he worried you,  just smooch him to bits and get the
fencing sorted out ;-)

Tweed
who once spent all day looking for my dog I trusted my late mother with.  I
told her not to let him off the lead because I knew he wouldn't stay with
her.
So she did.  She'd taken him for a walk in the fields and thought he'd enjoy
it more off the lead.
Aaaargh.  He did enjoy it more but of course, he ran away from her.
The good news is that I got him back unscathed, but I still don't know how
he did it.  He found his way back home, nearly two miles away, and across
one of the busiest roads imaginable.
I could have clouted him when I saw him outside the house.  Of course, I
didn't.  I was angry because he'd worried me so much.  I gave my mother an
ear-bashing, too.  "So, don't let the dog off the lead"  "Okay"
Ignore instructions.
Mum's are like that, sometimes, aren't they?  They always think they know
better than you. Okay, when you're young they do, but they never believe
that you've grown up and can make your own decisions now.

Tweed

Tish, I'm so sorry to read this -- please accept our best purrs for finding
Fox.
Christine

Tish Silberbauer <tsilberb@yahoo.co.uk> had some very interesting
things to say about purrs for a missing d*g:

Felix has the purr motor on high [he loves d*gs], and Ava chimed in
with coos. ;-)

Homing purrs on the way for Fox to be home some

Megapurrs and meatloaf meditations coming for Fox to get his furry
behind home quickly and safely.

Dan

Dear All,

Many thanks for all the purrs - they have worked.  A very tired, but
happy Fox re-appeared this morning at about 10am (after Dave had spent
2 hours walking the streets and I'd done the rounds of the pound and
notice boards).  He is being severely punished with cuddles and a
request to *never* do that to us again!  DH is very relieved, but also
exhausted from all the emotion!

Thanks again,
Tish

"Get your butt home" purrs on the way to the "down under" for Fox to find
his way back quickly.
Sam

On Tue, 28 Sep, Tish S. wrote:

I'm sorry to hear that a part of your lives is suddenly missing.  Poor
Dave must be beside himself.  Hopeful and heart-healing purrs are on
the  way.

Regards and Best Wishes for a Happy Outcome,
O J

Purrs tha Fox is found soon.

We will purr and pray that Fox comes home soon safe and sound.
Jazz & his mama

Purrs on the way! May Fox return to his family safely and in health.

Blessed be,
Baha

Tish, I'm afraid I can't alway's get to the latest posts as there are too
many on my pc I can't even remember if I answered your post about Fox but
I'm sure glad to see he is back, I hope he is suitably remorsefuland
promised never to do it again. It is an awful feeling isn't it, best wishes
Jean.P.