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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / January 2007Trouble: late night shopper
We have a large three-floor flat above a shop. At one time or another, the shop was part of the house. The staircase, which previously continued all the way down to the ground floor, has been sealed off (sheet rock, etc). Apparently, however... the ductwork is still connected in at least one place, as somehow Trouble has made her way into the shop. As near as we can tell, she opened one of the cabinets and made her way behind the plywood to the ductwork for the pipes and whatnot. There is one very confused kitty roaming around the shop right now. When we finally found her (after I'd walked all over town for about an hour looking for her, which was after an hour's worth of searching the house), she came running to the door, expecting us to open it and take her upstairs I suppose. Cats don't understand keys. It's 3:51am. Damned cat.  SignatureBryan, Stacy, Alyssandra & James... ...under the watchful eyes of Her Majesty, Trouble (grey American Shorthair) > We have a large three-floor flat above a shop. At one time or another, > the shop was part of the house. The staircase, which previously [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > ...under the watchful eyes of Her Majesty, Trouble (grey American > Shorthair) ROFLOL:o) Of course they don't.... that is what her Majesty keeps you for. Good exercise for you though ...& she was only thinking of you of course.what a clever girl.. <beaming with amusment> S. > We have a large three-floor flat above a shop. At one time or another, > the shop was part of the house. The staircase, which previously [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > ...under the watchful eyes of Her Majesty, Trouble (grey American > Shorthair) > There is one very confused kitty roaming around the shop right now. > When we finally found her (after I'd walked all over town for about an [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Damned cat. So did you get her back? did she hv anything to say fr herself? [Darth Breather (darth_breather@yahoo.com)] [10 Jan 2007 00:10:59 -0800] > > There is one very confused kitty roaming around the shop right now. > > When we finally found her (after I'd walked all over town for about an [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > > Damned cat. > So did you get her back? did she hv anything to say fr herself? Yes, we got her home, and the first thing she did was go straight for the kitchen to check out that terribly interesting cabinet once again. The magna-locks are on their way. Meanwhile, she's sleeping in the window upstairs on the nice warm kitty bed I bought online (one with the heated stone in the middle). SignatureBryan, Stacy, Alyssandra & James... ...under the watchful eyes of Her Majesty, Trouble (grey American Shorthair) > [Darth Breather (darth_breather@yahoo.com)] > [10 Jan 2007 00:10:59 -0800] [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Yes, we got her home, and the first thing she did was go straight for > the kitchen to check out that terribly interesting cabinet once again. you named her rigt [Darth Breather (darth_breather@yahoo.com)] [10 Jan 2007 15:19:56 -0800] > > [Darth Breather (darth_breather@yahoo.com)] > > [10 Jan 2007 00:10:59 -0800] [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > > you named her rigt She named herself, actually. When we first got her, we decided to let her figure out her name. (our choice would have been Tuesday) When she was a young kitten, she had a habit of crawling under the couch, then convincing herself that she was stuck and mewing until one of us would lift it up and rescue her. She did this often, with various other places in the house, as well. On one occasion, as I was rescuing her, it was remarked, "Well this little one certainly is good at getting herself into trouble." ..and there you go. ;) SignatureBryan, Stacy, Alyssandra & James... ...under the watchful eyes of Her Majesty, Trouble (grey American Shorthair) > She named herself, actually. When we first got her, we decided to let > her figure out her name. (our choice would have been Tuesday) [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > ..and there you go. ;) She sounds like a great cat! SignatureLynne [Lynne (unmonitored.email@gmail.com)] [Thu, 11 Jan 2007 20:30:00 -0600] > > She named herself, actually. When we first got her, we decided to let > > her figure out her name. (our choice would have been Tuesday) [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > She sounds like a great cat! 2nd-best I have ever had, and that is saying quite a lot. SignatureBryan, Stacy, Alyssandra & James... ...under the watchful eyes of Her Majesty, Trouble (grey American Shorthair) > 2nd-best I have ever had, and that is saying quite a lot. I know exactly what you mean by that. If you have any photos to share, I'd love to see Trouble! SignatureLynne |
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