NaomiIndelicato
Lairian
- Joined
- Jun 20, 2017
- Messages
- 13
- Points
- 4
Hey there!
So January 2017 we heard a cat making awful noises outside (sounded like a baby crying!!!) and went outside to investigate. It was one of our colder nights here in Canada with the temp hitting around -30C (-22 F) so I was very surprised to find a naked kitty under our snow covered deck :jawdrop:!We took him in and loved him for the night until we could find the owners.
Owners were found, kitty returned, all is right in the world again.
Fast forward to today (June 20th) the owner has contacted me asking if we want him because she doesn't have the time he deserves.
WE ARE SO EXCITED! Well, me and the kids are (especially since me and oldest are allergic to cat hair!!) , husband thinks naked cats are creeeeeepy
So I'm sitting here thinking... if this kitty likes to escape... how can I keep him safe?? We have 3 very energetic kids who are in such a rush to go out and play they often forget to close the door
We have temps below zero degrees for 9 months of the year so I'm scared he will escape and freeze to death, or someone will take him (we had our very expensive yorkie puppy escape and someone stole him, I'm assuming to sell him for $$ :cry
Anyway, suggestions are welcome on how to combat this possible issue!
Thanks in advance :happy:
So January 2017 we heard a cat making awful noises outside (sounded like a baby crying!!!) and went outside to investigate. It was one of our colder nights here in Canada with the temp hitting around -30C (-22 F) so I was very surprised to find a naked kitty under our snow covered deck :jawdrop:!We took him in and loved him for the night until we could find the owners.
Owners were found, kitty returned, all is right in the world again.
Fast forward to today (June 20th) the owner has contacted me asking if we want him because she doesn't have the time he deserves.
WE ARE SO EXCITED! Well, me and the kids are (especially since me and oldest are allergic to cat hair!!) , husband thinks naked cats are creeeeeepy
So I'm sitting here thinking... if this kitty likes to escape... how can I keep him safe?? We have 3 very energetic kids who are in such a rush to go out and play they often forget to close the door
We have temps below zero degrees for 9 months of the year so I'm scared he will escape and freeze to death, or someone will take him (we had our very expensive yorkie puppy escape and someone stole him, I'm assuming to sell him for $$ :cry
Anyway, suggestions are welcome on how to combat this possible issue!
Thanks in advance :happy: