Hi Sean,

> Our oldest cat, Tigger, disappeared today.  We're thinking that his curiosity
>got the best of him and he ran out when we were shampooing carpets.  Normally,
> Tigger will go hide in the bedroom when there's loud noises of any kind like
> the vacuum or such.  However, when he was younger--he's 10 now--he was an
> indoor/outdoor cat.

Spring and the call of the wild doesn't help either.. :(

> Thankfully all of his vaccinations are current but we live on a busy street
>corner.  I'm just hoping he'll show back up for food or when he wants back in.
> It's supposed to storm tonight or tomorrow and maybe he'll be back then.

I hope so.. better yet if he's home by now though.. Know how you feel.

>My wife and I are just worried sick about him.  He's not really frail but he's
> not as fast as he used to be.  He doesn't have a tag but he has an old
>microchip from when we first got him (and we still know the information on tha
> chip so we can prove he's ours).

> It's just not knowing is what worries us.

I can understand that.  Maybe rattle some cat food bags outside?

> However, Felix, his roomie, isn't talking and is just acting like normal. :P

I hope he returns safe.  I remember how worried I was about Leo before we were
able to 'trap' him in the have-a-heart cage in Windsor.  If it weren't for our
neighbor putting food in that cage, he might still be running wild over there,
or gotten swiped by someone.

Take care,
Janis

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