I'm sorry for not being around much lately, but Evy and I have been trying to get on a routine plus there have been two growth spurts that are really taking it out of me (breastfeeding).
Yesterday, Baloo got out. I wasn't paying enough attention apparently and he got out past me and out the door. He started to head back in when DH came out of the house, but something stopped him, he turned tail and RAN.
We tried to find him, but were unsuccessful. I'm fairly certain that he's alright or that he might be looking for a family that lost him (when we brought him in we looked for any ads about lost cats that fit his description, too, but nothing).
To make matters worse, three days ago we discovered that he's deaf. Not completely, as he can apparently hear certain pitches, but he doesn't hear well enough to have a strong chance of survival in the wild, especially in a dog-populated area.
Please send vibes to bring Baloo home. We aren't giving up on him, though I hope that if he doesn't come back he's found his previous family (as much because I'm pretty sure they'll let him out again and he'll come back to us -- they weren't particularly responsible with him!).
Yesterday, Baloo got out. I wasn't paying enough attention apparently and he got out past me and out the door. He started to head back in when DH came out of the house, but something stopped him, he turned tail and RAN.
We tried to find him, but were unsuccessful. I'm fairly certain that he's alright or that he might be looking for a family that lost him (when we brought him in we looked for any ads about lost cats that fit his description, too, but nothing).
To make matters worse, three days ago we discovered that he's deaf. Not completely, as he can apparently hear certain pitches, but he doesn't hear well enough to have a strong chance of survival in the wild, especially in a dog-populated area.
Please send vibes to bring Baloo home. We aren't giving up on him, though I hope that if he doesn't come back he's found his previous family (as much because I'm pretty sure they'll let him out again and he'll come back to us -- they weren't particularly responsible with him!).