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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / May 2005Mandy is Missing
She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back.  SignatureCheryl Lots of purrs, Cheryl, for Mandy to be found soonest -- please let us know. Christine > She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could > have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't > find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did > get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor > to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back. > She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could > have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't > find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did > get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor > to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back. I know you've already searched in all the usual places. However, look carefully for any holes that you may not be aware of. For example, cats will sometimes dig into the underside of mattresses or sofas and actually climb into them. Also, is there any place that "should" have a covering over a hole that the cat could have pried loose (such as an opening made by termite inspectors or an opening for heating duct work)? MaryL >> She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could >> have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > MaryL Check all drawers, the backs of closets. Do you have any garment bags in your closets? My cat has ruined five bags by ripping a hole and climbing inside. Her favorite game is "Hide and Seek". She loves to sneak in the drawer where I keep pots ad pans. Can she get back of the clothes washer, etc? Best wishes for locating your kitty. MLB Wilson often goes missing for hours and I get myself all upset, search everywhere then he'll strollout very unconcernedly, so lets hope and pray it will be the same for Mandy, my place is small too even though its 3 bedrooms, but if he doesn't want to be disturbed I cannot find him Purrs for Mandy to turn up soon Jean.P. > >> She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could > >> have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > drawer where I keep pots ad pans. Can she get back of the clothes washer, > etc? Best wishes for locating your kitty. MLB > She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could > have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't > find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did > get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor > to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back. In addition to what I said in my last post...just in case Mandy did manage to get out, you should thoroughly search the neighborhood. Walk all around the neighborhood, calling Mandy's name, but concentrate on places close to home (under shrubs, window-wells, etc.). Contact neighbors, and put up fliers with photos and phone numbers. In addition, leave a bowl of highly "scented" food (such as tuna fish) beside your door -- just inside the door with the door slightly ajar, if it is safe in your area. MaryL >She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could >have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't >find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did >get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor >to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back. Furry butt home purrs for Mandy Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com > She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could > have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I > can't find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. > If she did get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without > another visitor to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time > to come back. Mandy, get your butt back where Cheryl can give you scritches *right now*! Jill >She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could >have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't >find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did >get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor >to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back. Purrs that Mandy is found soon. Ginger-lyn Home Pages: http://www.spiritrealm.com/summer/ http://www.angelfire.com/folk/glsummer (homepage & cats) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~summer/index.htm (genealogy) http://www.movieanimals.bravehost.com/ (The Violence Against Animals in Movies Website) > She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could > have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't > find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did > get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor > to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back. Purrs for Mandy to come home (or out of hiding) quick and safe SignatureElise (supervised by Gossamer & Jeeves) pics: http://photos.yahoo.com/dragonandthistle@snet.net Cheryl P wrote: >She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could >have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't >find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did >get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor >to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back. First, do you ever let her out? I'm assuming you don't. Not to make light of your justifiable worries, but my beloved Misty (RB) used to play hide and seek with us all the time and scare us half to death. One time when we had left the screen door to the second floor patio open and briefly unattended, she hid and we were sure she'd jumped. We looked for hours inside and out and finally when we were in the bedroom heard a little mew. We looked around to no avail and heard it again. The little beast had hidden herself under a pile of covers on the unmade bed and had gleefully listened to us frantically search for her. Here's hoping that she'll show up one way or another. Please let us know as soon as anything happens. -- Regards and Purrs, O J > Cheryl P wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > Regards and Purrs, > O J When Clyde went missing recently he had been locked in the neighbour's garage. So ask around the neighbours and get them to open their garages or outside rooms and sheds. Clyde had gone to sleep in the garage and couldn't even be bothered to come out when it was opened again. Of course , in the morning he wanted out!! He's done this twice so is a slow learner. However I am now alert to his tricks. I know how upsetting it is when a kitty goes missing, purrs that she comes back soon. Bev SignatureCats aren't clean, they're just covered with cat spit. That sure made me laugh, I'll swear that Wilson often does just that, I mean he *must* hear me getting louder and louder as I yell for him Jean.P. > > Cheryl P wrote: > > [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > -- > Cats aren't clean, they're just covered with cat spit. >Cheryl P wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >Here's hoping that she'll show up one way or another. Please let us >know as soon as anything happens. Annabel Lee once sneaked out the door behind me as I was leaving for work. I didn't discover this until I came home that day. I searched the neighborhood, without success, and searched the next morning. When I got home from work that day, she was sitting next to the door and gave me a five-minute speech about how long she had had to wait for me to get home. Fortunately, Cinders, my current cat, doesn't seem to want to go outside. I live on a busy street, and about 300 feet (about 100 meters) from a major highway, so I don't want to let my cat or cats wander around outside on their own. SignatureJohn F. Eldredge -- john@jfeldredge.com PGP key available from http://pgp.mit.edu "Reserve your right to think, for even to think wrongly is better than not to think at all." -- Hypatia of Alexandria OMG, how awful and worrying. How long since you saw her? Tweed > She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could > have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't > find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did > get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor > to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back. I do hope Mandy appears really soon. Soncek can hide himself really well, but luckily never stays hidden for that long. Lots of coming-back purrs and best wishes - Mandy, you are being missed! SignaturePolonca & Soncek > She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could > have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't > find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did > get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor > to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back. > She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could > have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't > find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did > get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor > to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back. Purrs for her quick return - or emergence from some previously unknown hiding place. Joy > She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could > have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't > find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did > get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor > to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back. GET HOME NOW purrs in effect!!!! Keep looking in the house though. I remember a few years ago when someone had this scenario, the cat really WAS in the house, in a closet or something. If you don't think she could get out, perhaps she is stuck somewhere? > She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could > have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't > find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did > get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor > to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back. "Get home quick" purrs on the way. Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe > She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could > have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't > find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did > get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor > to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back. Major get thy bottom home purrs and thoughts for Miss Mandy and cyber hugs and purrs for you too. It's no fun when a kitty takes off into the wild blue yonder. Pam, Rob, and the fayetteville Six + kittens and Speedy the d-thing >She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could >have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't >find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did >get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor >to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back. I do hope Mandy returns home, or better yet, is found sleeping in the back of a drawer. Just a few weeks ago, on a Sunday, when I was home all day, I fed Kenzie when I got up. Her food is in the closet in the bathroom. I didn't see her the whole rest of the day, which is unusual. By dinnertime, I was getting worried, and I started searching my small but cluttered house. No Kenzie. After about two hours of searching, i was getting pretty desperate. I thought she had to be inside the house, because I couldn't even remember going out myself at all that day. I decided to get some of her kibble, and rattle it in her dish. I opened the bathroom closet, to find Kenzie blinking at me, curled up in the back of the closet, on some old clothes. I must have closed her inside, without remembering I had left the door open, and closed it later sometime I had called her name at least a hundred times, and nothing. Kenzie hadn't even gotten into the bag of dry food. The little devil scared me to death. I hope this is the case with Mandy: that she's just found a cozy spot to hide out, or is locked inside someplace she can't get out of, and will start meowing SOON! ~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Life without cats would be only marginally worth living." -TC, and the unmercifully, relentlessly, sweet calico kitty, Kenzie. How you behave towards cats here below determines your status in Heaven. - Robert Heinlein Life is very difficult. Once you understand that, life becomes easier. -Buddha > She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could > have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > -- > Cheryl Purrs that Mandy will soon be home safely. Hopefully, she's fine, and just can't quite recall her way home. Panther pulled a disappearing act on me once just after I'd moved to my current apartment, and the little wretch was gone ALL day. I was so worried, I even drove back to the apartment complex I'd moved away from to see if he'd gone back there. He finally showed up around midnight that night. I was never happier to hear his mouthy yowl to be let in than I was then! Look around your neighborhood, and call her repeatedly. Also, check to make sure she hasn't got herself STUCK somewhere, inside or out. She might have inadvertently gotten trapped in a neighbor's garage, or something. Melissa > She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could > have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I can't > find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. If she did > get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without another visitor > to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time to come back. Purrs that she crawls out of her black hole soon. It's amazing how they can disappear sometimes. SignatureMarina, Frank, Nikki, and Mere marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/ and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki > She's apparently disappeared into thin air. I don't see how she could > have gotten out of the house, but she's not in it. Or if she is, I > can't find her, and this isn't a large or diffcult place to search. > If she did get out - and how? She hasn't managed it past me, without > another visitor to distract me, in years - she's taking a long time > to come back. Purrs for Mandy's return. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. |
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