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He is lovely, probably been chasing mice....Glad he is home now... |
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His mouth was a bit dirty - so I think you're right, Moli! |
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Naughty Spike to scare you so! Glad he's home safe and sound..... |
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Pleased he came back. CM |
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Look at the expression on his face! "you lookin at me?"  Sorry to hear he gave you a scare. Our girl, Sophie, at home usually goes for 2 or 3 'walkabouts' per summer. She'll disappear for 4 - 5 days and pop back in looking fresh as a daisy. My guess is rabbit -stalking. It does give such an awful worry though, but so good when you hear the cat-flap go! Sophie is also 12 and I would say that isn't too old. Although each cat is different, so if he's starting to slow down a bit it might be wise to restrict his outgoings as Angie suggested. My worry would be getting into scraps with other cats... Sophie's a bit of a bully, but one day she won't be as agile as she used to be! |
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I tend to panic quite easily as my previous cat Tiger once vanished for two weeks and came back as light as a feather, in a weakened daze and completely off her rocker. Nothing a lot of love and pampering couldn't fix, mind you. |
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I'm sure no-one here blames you for worrying, Darky. Just so glad all was well this time. |
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