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omg you must have been really worried especially since she`s not used to leaving the house.i so glad everything turned out well in the end.cats dont you just love them |
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Whiskey, she's always acted afraid of going outdoors; that's why I never harness-trained her like my previous cats. I hope she won't do it again, but will be extra cautious in the future. I should have realized that she was heavy enough to force the storm door open! Live and learn....... |
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What a fright Leia must have given herself, and how scary for you too. Glad that no serious harm was done and I hope the martinis have helped calm you down. |
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Oh bless her! Glad you managed to get her back in safe and sound, and I think i'd view it as a positive too that Onyx was straight back for her tea! Cats are very clever and it wouldn't surprise me if Onyx saw Leia when she was outdoors when she (Leia) was obviously very afraid and maybe it gave her (Onyx) a wee confidence boost, to see the big baddy is really a bit of a soft scaredy cat when it comes to the outdoors! |
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