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Ripping out the screens (pics)
Sat, 1 Apr 2006 11:33:39 -0700 rec.pets.cats.anecdotes
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Susan M...
dnr...
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Well, Otis really *is* the naughty boy, isn't he? But someday in
the far distant future, Otis will not be able to jump up to that level anymore because of his age....and you'll wish you could see him like in these pics again.....because he will be bellowing to be admitted down on the ground level, and he will know that you, his Meowmie, will come to admit him. |
jmcquown...
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I'm not on the second floor but Persia crashed through the screen door
(sliding glass doors) from my bedroom onto the patio one evening. She had spotted another cat out there, which *really* makes her mad. Long story short, I didn't know she was out there; I thought she'd hidden under the bed when I yelled about the ruckus. About 30 minutes later she was scratching on the screen on the living room window, "Meow?" (would you let me in?) I had to install a baby-gate between the glass slider and the screen so she couldn't repeat this incident and knock the screen door off its tracks again. |
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I was cleaning our bedroom this AM when Otis starting yowling right under
the window, which is second storey window. He wanted in, and now. Very shortly, my heart dropped into my boots when I heard the familiar sound of a cat hitting the window screen. Luckily, he didn't bounce off and tumbled off the room ... but he did remain between the window and the screen trying to pull out the screen for quite some time. The screen is alarmed (and expensive) and doesn't remove. There was nothing I could do. As one of the captions reads ... and you guys maybe didn't believe me when I told you that he pulled out window screens!! Susan M Otis (bad cat) Victor Martinez...
Chester (still very very good) Karen...
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