Can't find Wellington!

Thanks Hissy. He has a collar tag with phone number. The catflap is open and he knows how to use it. He has been in the garden and the field before, playing with me and the others, and has run home from there, so he knows his way from the immediate environs of the house. I have been listening at garages/sheds etc, but there is always a chance that he has got into one and can't hear me. Dushka did that once and came home at 7 AM. He is such a curious, friendly cat. Ok, I just have to wait now and see what they next few hours bring.

Sending "come home Wellington vibes"!

Is it possible in the morning to let the other kitties out under your supervision to attract him back? O come home Wellington, come home!

Does he respond to his name being called? Snow is my wanderer, but when I start calling him he'll usually start calling back to me and head home.

I pray that he comes home soon. And I think maybe you should quiz the cleaning lady as to when and why they were let out.

{{{Prayers and vibes}}} for Wellington's safe return!! He may have decided to do a little hunting trip, and spooked himself by wandering farther than he intended. Try to take good care of yourself during these stressful hours and please keep faith - remember when Fwan's cat went missing! A TCS board-magic miracle happened!!
Come home soon, Wellington, your meowmmy wants you!!

He turned up at dawn, just as I was downstairs in the hall putting my boots on for a further tramp over the fields. There was a little white face at the catflap and he came through. That was half an hour ago and he is wet, hungry and wants a lot of loving! He must have been shut in somewhere till a door was opened this morning. What a night. I did two turns outside during the night, calling him, and just sat up the rest of the time. Napoleon was very worried and meowed and meowed at me. Ellie, bless her, kept grooming him until he began to purr. Then he would start to meow again. But all is well. Thank you all for your vibes. As always on this board, it is so good to know there are people who not only care, but understand.

Now I have to face four hours teaching and a major faculty meeting!

I love happy endings!

Jenny, I am so glad Wellington is home safe.

Originally Posted by hissy

I love happy endings!

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My stomach always flips when i hear of a members cat going missing because i always think if it was Rosie or Sophie

Oh I know just how you felt...Toby got out one night when company left and we did`nt even realize it till a bit later when we realized we had`nt seen him in several minutes....but then he was out of sight and it was dark. I called and called...and left the porch lights on for him and food out...and woke up off and on all night and went and called again. (Did`nt care if t\\it might have awakened the neighbors!)
In the morning , of course the first thing I did was go to the door to call again...and there he was on the step...waiting to come in. He was ready to EAT...and then the stinker went and hung out by the door again...as if he thought I was going to let him out!!!! NOTA!
I`m so thankful you got your Wellington back! Now all is right with the world!
:-)
Linda

i just caught this thread, i was so worried!

glad he made it home safe

Thank god he came home!!!!

YES!!!!! Great news! Now you can worry about your faculty meeting

That's great news. I'm so relieved he's home safe and sound!

Aww, I'm happy wellington is home again! the little dear. I bet he missed his family!

Oh I am so very glad that Wellington came home!!!

I am so happy to hear wellington made it home safe and sound. Bless his little heart. Thank God for another happy ending!

Jenny - I'm so relieved Smudge's little triplet brother is back!!! I was so worried, but I haven't been on the computer much lately!

Thanks again everyone - just got home, so tired, been yawning all day, and it was wonderful to find everyone where they were meant to be!

Jenny, I'm SO relieved that he made it home safe and sound! What a sweet sister Ellie was to comfort Napolean.