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Thanks to everyone for the help/advice; we have not seen her in 3 days. She had our collar on her and I am sure she did not meet a tragic end. My husband and I firmly believe someone had scooped up that sweet overly affectionate baby and given her a new home. I still look for her at the times...

That is what I was thinking and then I have been told there may be littler box issues. I was thinking, if I were her, while outside might be nice, inside is pampering, comfort and safety. But I am afraid I am humanizing.

Yes, they have each seen each other. Always a mixed reaction. My female, at first was not happy. But now just seems curious. (of course they look alike as both are torties) My male was curious and now seems unhappy but curious, almost confused and see-saw as to how he feels. Funny note...

We have one of each. I guess I am also concerned that we are not taking her away from a happy environment. She is outside-WE think she is lonely and unhappy, but we are human. LOL I wouldn't want to make her miserable by putting her indoors. We are in such a dilemma. Here's the plan we have...

Also, she has brought me 2 mice, and unfortunately a baby bird, so she likes us apparently. She knows what time we get up and is waiting for her breakfast and will not leave until we go back out and give her a good rubbing and loving. Same thing in mid afternoon, she knows when I check the...

I have 2 "bottle babies" about 5 years old, they were raised with older cats indoors with me, the 2 older have both passed last year. About 2 months ago a younger cat showed up outside. Ran up in a sort of panic, desperate for affection and hungry. We have a house around the corner that...