About two hours ago, I realized that my cat, Tiger, was nowhere to be found. Usually, she is in the kitchen, day in and day out....She never leaves that room. But, I hadn't seen at all, for about 8 hours. This is very unusual, and I know in my heart something isn't right.....
Of course, I am worried to death. She is 15 years old, and hasn't been feeling that well lately.... At first, I am sick with worry that she is sick somewhere in the house....I spent around an hour and a half looking for her in my house....praying, praying, praying that my little girl is safe.
I can't find her anywhere, and of course I start to cry, knowing what has happened......She got out of the house
My beautiful elderly girl, who has never been outside a day in her life is out in my busy city. Its 95 degrees out.....Anything could happen. (I live on the busiest road possible, cars everywhere....highly likely to get hit by a car.....it's too hot for her old age...heat stroke...death...A million things are running through my mind)
How did she get out? Our contracters........
I fly outside onto my sidewalk, and turn the corner to my car parked a few houses away from me. And (thank god!) there she is, crouched on the side of the street, staring at a flock of pidgeons walking next her.
Long story short, I run over to her, her eyes are shocked, wide, and huge. I scoop her up, and run back to my house. I put her down, and she ran immediately to her water, and drank straight for around 20 minutes. She is filthy from head to toe, covered in black city dirt. She's sleeping on the kitchen counter (as normal)...
So, Tiger was outside all by herself for 8 hours. I am just so grateful that she did not run our into the street, and stayed so close to home.
I can't even express how relieved I am!!! Thank goodness she is alive and safe, she is my little girl, I wouldn't know what to do without her! I felt like I had no control....Contractors, Contractors, Contractors They must have opened the door where she was locked up.
Just had to share! I am so happy and grateful that she is okay! Love you Tiger!
Of course, I am worried to death. She is 15 years old, and hasn't been feeling that well lately.... At first, I am sick with worry that she is sick somewhere in the house....I spent around an hour and a half looking for her in my house....praying, praying, praying that my little girl is safe.
I can't find her anywhere, and of course I start to cry, knowing what has happened......She got out of the house
My beautiful elderly girl, who has never been outside a day in her life is out in my busy city. Its 95 degrees out.....Anything could happen. (I live on the busiest road possible, cars everywhere....highly likely to get hit by a car.....it's too hot for her old age...heat stroke...death...A million things are running through my mind)How did she get out? Our contracters........
I fly outside onto my sidewalk, and turn the corner to my car parked a few houses away from me. And (thank god!) there she is, crouched on the side of the street, staring at a flock of pidgeons walking next her.
Long story short, I run over to her, her eyes are shocked, wide, and huge. I scoop her up, and run back to my house. I put her down, and she ran immediately to her water, and drank straight for around 20 minutes. She is filthy from head to toe, covered in black city dirt. She's sleeping on the kitchen counter (as normal)...
So, Tiger was outside all by herself for 8 hours. I am just so grateful that she did not run our into the street, and stayed so close to home.
I can't even express how relieved I am!!! Thank goodness she is alive and safe, she is my little girl, I wouldn't know what to do without her! I felt like I had no control....Contractors, Contractors, Contractors
They must have opened the door where she was locked up. Just had to share! I am so happy and grateful that she is okay! Love you Tiger!
I'll wait to the jobs done first 
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