wearing a collar and tag after his little adventure
Roger that. About 2 weeks after we rescued her from a parking lot I took something out to the car after midnight, which gave Dorothy (in pic) a chance to get out. Steve & I spent the next hour and & a half playing tag with her (literally -- she would flirt & prance until we got too close, then scoot) all over our very dark -- & very Republican -- neighborhood. I kept expecting to be accosted for trespassing by a homeowner with a gun. Fortunately, she finally let herself be bribed with soft food & caught.
All my cats have always been strictly indoor & thus never had collars or tags. She got hers, plus a chip, the next day.
Gytha and Mulder were chipped and collared when he was brought back home. Gytha, though, proved so shy that her collar finally came off. Mulder, howedver, zipped outside without permission twice this summer, although he was caught within seconds, so his stays.
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wearing a collar and tag after his little adventure
Roger that. About 2 weeks after we rescued her from a parking lot I took something out to the car after midnight, which gave Dorothy (in pic) a chance to get out. Steve & I spent the next hour and & a half playing tag with her (literally -- she would flirt & prance until we got too close, then scoot) all over our very dark -- & very Republican -- neighborhood. I kept expecting to be accosted for trespassing by a homeowner with a gun. Fortunately, she finally let herself be bribed with soft food & caught.
All my cats have always been strictly indoor & thus never had collars or tags. She got hers, plus a chip, the next day.
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