Check out the little (terrified) cutie Michael just found parked in the hallway of my apartment building. We knocked on every door, but had no luck finding this little fella's owner. I (halfway) wanted to take him (her?) home, but then thought better of it. (He's scared enough -- all he needs is LARRY coming after him in some territorial tizzy!) I just went back out to check on the little critter and Larry followed me -- and suddenly there they were. Larry was on the landing, so could only see his first-ever fellow feline from above, sitting on the window sill. The little gray guy looked mortified and kept looking at me, as if to say, "A minute ago you were my savior, and now THIS?" But Larry didn't seem to really understand what was going on, and quickly lost interest. Hung up a sign on the front door in case the owner lives below where the lost lover is parked on the second-floor window sill. I feel bad leaving him out there -- but I know this happened to Troy once when he was being catsat by my neighbor Dwaine, so I guess it's probably just as well that I leave him out there for when the owner realizes he's missing a furry friend. (I left some Nine Lives too -- he might need it!)
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Check out the little (terrified) cutie Michael just found parked in the hallway of my apartment building. We knocked on every door, but had no luck finding this little fella's owner. I (halfway) wanted to take him (her?) home, but then thought better of it. (He's scared enough -- all he needs is LARRY coming after him in some territorial tizzy!) I just went back out to check on the little critter and Larry followed me -- and suddenly there they were. Larry was on the landing, so could only see his first-ever fellow feline from above, sitting on the window sill. The little gray guy looked mortified and kept looking at me, as if to say, "A minute ago you were my savior, and now THIS?" But Larry didn't seem to really understand what was going on, and quickly lost interest. Hung up a sign on the front door in case the owner lives below where the lost lover is parked on the second-floor window sill. I feel bad leaving him out there -- but I know this happened to Troy once when he was being catsat by my neighbor Dwaine, so I guess it's probably just as well that I leave him out there for when the owner realizes he's missing a furry friend. (I left some Nine Lives too -- he might need it!)
2 comments:
Sooo cute. If no one claims him/her let me know, I will drive up from massachusetts and give him/her a good home.
Hey, any luck finding the owner - is the cat still out there? He's adorable!
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