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Back at the end of May I adopted a new cat from one of the Human Societies in the country. Not the local human society, I saw the cat at Pet Smart and picked him up through a different facility. About two days after we got him he managed to get the screen door open and made it out. We looked all over, put up flyers, used the local facebook (yes) page for lost animals. No luck. Threel people said they saw the cat in this one neighborhood, no one captured him or called animal control. This neighborhood was about a mile away, across a creek, across railroad tracks and across a freeway. It could have crossed bridges and made it to that neighborhood but I didn't think so, the only reason I kept looking was because three people said they saw it. However cats are cats and unless it is out in the open you are not going to see a cat.
We have fields and woods all around the neighborhood, a lot of foxes and other predatory animals. There is a neighborhood dog that was known for attacking other dogs. After six months I gave up hope and figured he was gone. We had some very cold weather the past few weeks and didn't think he would survive.
I get a call this morning from the pet microchip company, the cat had been found and animal control had brought him in to the local human society.
He was fat and his fur seemed well taken care of. I am sure someone was feeding him.
So we have the cat back and microchips do work.
I get a call this morning from the pet microchip company, the cat had
been found and animal control had brought him in to the local human
society.
Is the "human society" anything like the Human League?
George Costanza would be proud.
Tue Jan 10 2017 04:41:27 PM EST from IGnatius T FoobarI get a call this morning from the pet microchip company, the cat had
been found and animal control had brought him in to the local human
society.
Is the "human society" anything like the Human League?
George Costanza would be proud.
Do you know who else makes comments like that? Rosie O'Donnell and Meryl Streep that's who! You are just like O'Donnell.
Tue Jan 10 2017 07:46:04 PM EST from LadyhawkeThat's great news, Zoo - glad he was unharmed and made it home!
Thank you Ladyhawke, I had given up. I am thinking, and this is just a guess, someone was taking care of him and when they decided to go to Florida for the winter they called animal control and said it was a stray.
Wed Jan 11 2017 12:30:24 PM EST from zooerTue Jan 10 2017 07:46:04 PM ESTfrom LadyhawkeThat's great news, Zoo - glad he was unharmed and made it home!
Thank you Ladyhawke, I had given up. I am thinking, and this is just a guess, someone was taking care of him and when they decided to go to Florida for the winter they called animal control and said it was a stray.
Always a possibility. Yay for microchips!
I disagree. I think this pussy is just an asshole. (Yo dawg, I doubled your double entendre.)
To keep the racoons and skunks out, it has to be a pussy door with security features. The first generation ones used a simple magnet on the pussy's collar, but the new ones can read the RFID tag that a "chipped" pet is already carrying.
I think that's pretty darn cool.
There is already a microchip in my pussy, so I'm going to put it to good use.
Recent events have made it okay to just grab your wife's pussy and
through it through the door.
My wife's pussy does contain a foreign object but it's there to keep her from getting pregnant, not to grant her access to the house. She has a key to the front door.
Now that I think of it, I'm guessing your daughter's pussy is too young to know to use the front door.