Conina
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So, we moved into the new house last Monday and brought Darcy home on Tues. She completely freaked out, miaowed at the top of her voice for hours, then spent the rest of the evening cowering in the hole where the washing machine will go.
She calmed down after a while (with just a small incident of closing herself in a kitchen cupboard overnight) and we started letting her outside at the weekend. She was great and came back no problem each time.
BUT last night she went out and went over the fence on the other side of the house. It's a big, 6 foot fence and there's a drop on the other side. And she got stuck!! I could hear her miaowing like someone was trying to kill her, but I couldn't get at her, and for me to get to the other side of the fence meant going into a different street. I was thinking, do I really have to go and knock on someone's door and say "My cat is stuck in your garden"?? Cats aren't supposed to get stuck!!
Anyway she managed eventually to find her way round to where she could squeeze under the fence, then flew in the door and spent the rest of the evening snuggled on my lap as if she was never venturing outside ever again...
She calmed down after a while (with just a small incident of closing herself in a kitchen cupboard overnight) and we started letting her outside at the weekend. She was great and came back no problem each time.
BUT last night she went out and went over the fence on the other side of the house. It's a big, 6 foot fence and there's a drop on the other side. And she got stuck!! I could hear her miaowing like someone was trying to kill her, but I couldn't get at her, and for me to get to the other side of the fence meant going into a different street. I was thinking, do I really have to go and knock on someone's door and say "My cat is stuck in your garden"?? Cats aren't supposed to get stuck!!
Anyway she managed eventually to find her way round to where she could squeeze under the fence, then flew in the door and spent the rest of the evening snuggled on my lap as if she was never venturing outside ever again...