If you're a praying person could you say a prayer for Alfie, our lovely ginger tom? When we returned from holiday last Saturday he hadn't eaten his Friday food (eldest says until then food disappeared with normal regularity, and neighbours saw him around), and we haven't seen him since then
I've been asking around and calling him near grage doors (last time he disappeared he got himself locked into someone's garage) but no luck. We'll put up posters today and hand out leaflets. He's been with us for 6 years and we love him to bits!
Hope Alfie turns up soon. Our tom, George, came back after a sojourn with a red ribbon around his neck looking a trifle embarrassed... hope it's as simple for you.
I remember years ago my cat, Precious, was locked under somebody's house for 4 days. I was outside talking to my next door neighbour when all of a sudden I felt claws up my legs and then wrapped around my neck. The lady who had opened her basement door came running behind not quite knowing what she was chasing, the cat went past her so quickly LOL I do hope Alfie finds his way home safely, Mabel.
and all paws crossed that Alfie gets home safely. Hopefully like Serinde's George with a ribbon round his neck. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Hopefully he will turn up soon.
Carole
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I'm afraid it's likely to be bad news about Alfie -- it's a long and rather complicated story but a gardener found a ginger cat yesterday, and because of the hot weather buried it; the lady I spoke to who lives next door to that garden didn't see the cat, but will contact the gardener and come and tell us tonight if he could say anything more about the cat he found. It hadn't been in an accident or got injured, it had just died very calmly in the garden.
I'm just hoping beyond hope that he'll say it was a ginger with white paws or something else which means it can't be Alfie, but it would be rather too much of a coincidence really. I'll let you all know.
I'm afraid we just had confirmation from the gardener who found him (by way of the lovely lady who went through a lot of trouble for us to contact him and go over to him to show him our "Lost cat" poster) that the cat he found and buried is almost certainly our Alfie, so we have now accepted that we will not see him again.
The most difficult thing is that we never saw him after coming back from holiday -- usually when we get back he clings to us like glue the first few days, and we make a terrible fuss over him, and now we never got the chance to do that. He was only 6.