What a day, what a day
I lost my old cat, Belly. I was so sad, I even tried to find tips on how to find lost cat on google but I was kind of feeling hopeless on finding him : /
And so, I adopted a new cat from a shelter. She is about a year old. She doesn't bite, she doesn't meow much, but she meow more than Belly. Her name is Ecci. (Eci! Eci! C, C, Charlie, Charlie*loh) she was named so from her previous owner who put her into adoption in the shelter because they can no longer take care of her. The people from the shelter told us not to let her out of the cage for the first few weeks.
But I let her out. I kept her in a locked room, or close all the windows and doors while she wonders in the house. This morning, though, she turned out missing! Oh boy, what a hell of a search, since she didn't meow if we call her (it takes all my morning energy calling her name like some crazy neighbor).
Nearly 12 hours later we found her meowing in the roof. How did she manage to go there?
After I rescued her (which is not really that hard) I put her in the living room and closed all the doors/windows. When all the family members didn't pay attention, she was missing again! And it's not even an hour yet!! WHAT THE HELL!!
We found her on the rooftop (AGAIN) but this time, she was on the NEIGHBOR'S rooftop, which was separated with mine by a sharp fence. Seriously, it was some kind of a rescue. We can't lure her with the food even though she's hungry, so we had to force her out of there through squared-bars and short sharp fence. I was fortunate she doesn't bite, or scratch, but she was trying to escape and none of my family members are really helpful (they don't want to touch the cat -__-;;) It was kind of late so we couldn't ask for the neighbor's help.
After a long fight, my mom came and help me get her outta there. In the end? I put her in the cage and locked her for good. (Man, I sound like the bad one here),
Pictures of my Ecci : )
And so, I adopted a new cat from a shelter. She is about a year old. She doesn't bite, she doesn't meow much, but she meow more than Belly. Her name is Ecci. (Eci! Eci! C, C, Charlie, Charlie*loh) she was named so from her previous owner who put her into adoption in the shelter because they can no longer take care of her. The people from the shelter told us not to let her out of the cage for the first few weeks.
But I let her out. I kept her in a locked room, or close all the windows and doors while she wonders in the house. This morning, though, she turned out missing! Oh boy, what a hell of a search, since she didn't meow if we call her (it takes all my morning energy calling her name like some crazy neighbor).
Nearly 12 hours later we found her meowing in the roof. How did she manage to go there?
After I rescued her (which is not really that hard) I put her in the living room and closed all the doors/windows. When all the family members didn't pay attention, she was missing again! And it's not even an hour yet!! WHAT THE HELL!!
We found her on the rooftop (AGAIN) but this time, she was on the NEIGHBOR'S rooftop, which was separated with mine by a sharp fence. Seriously, it was some kind of a rescue. We can't lure her with the food even though she's hungry, so we had to force her out of there through squared-bars and short sharp fence. I was fortunate she doesn't bite, or scratch, but she was trying to escape and none of my family members are really helpful (they don't want to touch the cat -__-;;) It was kind of late so we couldn't ask for the neighbor's help.
After a long fight, my mom came and help me get her outta there. In the end? I put her in the cage and locked her for good. (Man, I sound like the bad one here),
Pictures of my Ecci : )