Vino has always been one of those cats that tries to sneak out the front
door as anyone's coming in.  Seems that his habits haven't changed in
quarantine.
The ladies who work there told me he's always squeezing out as they're
coming in with his food and stuff and he goes running off down the hall.
I met these British people there (Barry and Andrea) who had arrived a
week before me and had 2 cats in quarantine.  We've been calling each
other and giving updates when we're at quarantine and the other one
isn't.  We look in on each others kitties.  Although their cats are
always sleeping on the top platform and refuse to come down, so my
visits don't mean much to them.
Anyway, their kitties got out of jail this past Wednesday.  Barry and
Andrea were waiting for all the paperwork to be done up, so they went to
play paddy paw with Vino under his door.  A quarantine lady came up and
told them how he's constantly escaping from his enclosure and just that
morning they had a whole gang in pursuit of Vino as he went galloping
down the long hallway!  What a sneaky little bugger!  I must say I feel
a certain amount of pride at that, at least he's getting some exercise
and a change in scenery every so often :-)
Andrea called and told me that after they got their cats home, they went
totally crazy.  Zooming around, yowling in their empty house (stuff
takes a lot longer to get here from England).  After 3 days at home it
had not even slowed down!  They were not getting any sleep and Barry's
in construction with a new job to go to, so that has caused some
problems.  Wow.
I'm really curious to see how Vino reacts, if he'll be the same way or
what.  This living room here is very big with a high ceiling and even
with the furniture in it there's still a bit of an echo.  I'm sure he'll
just love to hear the sound of his own meow in here!
Only 2 sleeps left, woo hoo :-)