Purrs that the naughty boy's back home by the time you read this Bev.
Suz
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    "People that hate cats will come back as mice in their next life."
    --Faith Resnick

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Last night was awful.  We didn't sleep a wink.  I kept hearing cat howls
but it was Bonnie sobbing for her mate.   They have never been apart
before.   It's bad news I am afraid.   Clyde hasn't come home.

Yes, I will do the usual things to try to find him but I do it with a
heavy heart.  It brings back memories of Ollie.  You have no idea how
careful we have been with the kitties.   They are locked up all night
(Clyde has never been out at night in his life) and when they go outside
in the daytime we always check them every or or so.   Deo is some nine
years old and has been outside every night of his life.   He roams
everywhere and nothing has ever happened to him.

I will go all around the nearest neighbours to see if he is locked in a
garage.   I think it is unlikely though as he disappeared mid-afternoon,
not a time people go to work or return from work.

Thanks for the good wishes.

Tears from me and Bonnie.

Bev

Thanks Adrian, I think I panic so much when the cats go missing because
of Ollie.   Not ever knowing what had happened to him was just awful.  I
kept thinking it was going to be an exact replay with Clyde.

Bev