It didn’t take Dougy long to get back to his ottoman after his outside adventure.
I’ve told you he is a snoopy kitty, and I’m sure he had lots of very satisfying sniffs the 11 or so hours he was outside. (Notice I used this photo on the missing cat poster – his horns are up! Ha!)
I suspect Dougy hid in bushes, too, to practice catching birds because there were lots of these little leaves and other organic litter in his fur when he was brought home. Oh well. We – Andy and I – are glad the little rascal is back home with us!
OMFP (Oh My Fluffy Paws!) That was a long time for Dougy to go missing! I wonder if he was following a ghost trail. Thank the heavenly stars that he is back home now and safe. I bet he could paw pen a book about his adventure. I would totally read it! Hugs.
I’d like to know what he did all day, too! (He had ground litter on hisd tail, so I know he explored places I’ve seen cats using for bird hiunting….)
Dougie, you naughty boy! Glad you’re back home!
Me, too. It was just a short time from the time I realized he was gone till the young man who found him knocked on the door, but it was an eternity.
I learn , Dougy played the missing cat to chase the birds in the bushes . . This is his wild instinct that takes again control on it ? You should be worry, Doug .
In friendship
Michel
Dougy definitely has a strong wild instinct to hunt. Andy does, too, though he usually pounces from a spot in the open. Dougy uses an ambush style ofg hunting.
To each his style of hunting! 🙂
It is interesting to see how each would survive as a wild kitty!
I hope his taste of the wild doesn’t make him want to sneak out again.
Me, too! I suspect he will continue to look for opportiunities to sneak out, so I will need to be more vigilant when I have the door open.
Just saw your post that Dougy was missing and found. So happy to hear that he is home again!
It was scary, but he was gone just a few hours after i realized he’d been gone, as best I could figure out, several hours. I think his toital adventure must have lasted about 11-12 hours, less than five of which I was aware he wasd gone since I had dialysis that morning. It was when I got back home and put out the kitty bloys’ midday wet food that I became aware he wasn’t around.
So glad he is safe again. Hope he now realizes how scary the world can be outside that window 😀 .
I hope so, too! He doesn’t seem any more interested in what’s outside than he was before his escapade, which makes me think it wasn’t as much fun as he thought it might be.
The grass is not always greener on the other side of the window 😀
I hope Dougy found that out!
Home, sweet home 🙂
Yes!
I’m glad he’s back home safe, Doug!
Thanks! It was a scary time that, fortunately, was short.
that#s a nice souvenir… and it looks like gold ;O)))
I wish! Were it gold, I’d send Dougy out every day to collect more!