Humbug didn't come home last night and a neighbour spotted him most of the way to Thorndyke.  I'm sure he was planning a camping trip.  But he changed his mind and came home in the early morning.  Nothing to do with the MASSIVE thunderstorms rolling across Girton ;)

EditHe came in at 3.30, complaining bitterly about injustice to kitties.  Squirrel ( Read more... )

Where is Humbug?  Here he is!

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I found Humbug last night.  Decided to have one more try at going to sit in his new garden and wait for him.  This time I played games on my phone instead of reading, largely in the hope that the game music would attract him.  (If you know Humbug this makes a kind of sense ( Read more... )

Humbug's new home?

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Humbug showed up at Thorndyke again at 9am.  (Though he was nowhere to be seen when I went looking for him at 4am ( Read more... )

The kind people at the Agronomy Centre behind the Traveller's Rest are really trying to help us find Humbug.  They took a photo of the black and white fluffy cat who's a regular there.  It's a different black and white fluffball, with a white face.  Not Humbug ( Read more... )

The Beast of Girton is on walkabout.  Lock up your poultry ( Read more... )

The Bugglecat never came in on Monday night, or since. Emails to the elderly physicist in the mansion opposite the garage reveal that The Beast of Girton has struck again.

That bloody fluffball has killed all their ducks (who have co-existed peacefully with multiple cats for years) and is now terrorising the resident cat, a gentle and nervous ( Read more... )

It's been a week of intensive marking overlapping with a long weekend of pet wrangling.  Before I'd even finished the Unreal University stuff, Humbug had gone missing and a lot of time got poured into searching for any trace of him until we found him safe and well on Saturday.  He's been unusually quiet and indoorsy since then - clearly spending 3 ( Read more... )

Humbug is home and well!  We went out again this morning, calling him, leafletting, and putting up wanted posters (which I will now go out and take down).  One of the last houses we called at was the wonderful, huge one down the road with a 5 acre garden.  Should have realised he'd have taken up residence in the best house in the area.  Luckily the ( Read more... )