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Have you seen Yellow? (Updated: He’s Found!)
Update:
Thank you all! The very short story is that we went out to clear his little thicket today and thought we found his body, but alas he wasn’t dead! I’ve gotten him to eat, but he won’t let me touch him or even get too near him but he is talking to me now which is good. We refortified his little place and I’ll see if he keeps eating. He doesn’t move too well — as I mentioned the stroke we think he had two years back — so it’s hard to believe he even left the thicket but how he’s survived I can’t imagine. I’ve not left food for days because he stopped eating it and hence I thought he was gone. Yes, our little Hill does seem to attract a lot of folks who care about a lot of things:) Thanks again for kind words and thoughts.
Alli writes us about her missing outdoor cat from 2700 block of East Broad Street
Posting this just in case someone has news of our Yellow Cat who seems to have left us — one way or another — during this last cold spell. He was feral to begin with but has been here for years. He has seen the vet and had updated shots and we tended to him daily with food and love, but alas coming indoors was not his thing, and impossible with our six other babies. We did our best with snuggly shelter but that may not have been enough. We believe he had a stroke two years ago so it’s surprising if he got very far.
Wondering if he got caught somewhere, or even if someone has seen him…otherwise. We would like to know what’s become of him. Please let me know if you’ve seen him recently.
Leave a message here, our Facebook page or Twitter and we’ll let Alli know!
We will keep a look out for him. We have done the same for strays & ferals for many years. It’s nice to know we have so many caring, pet loving neighbors out there. Do hope he returns home soon. Please post when he does.
Saw a cat with coloring like this last night at the corner of Marshall and Chimbo. Thought it was a Siamese but was walking g the dog so didn’t get close. That cat seemed to be prowling through the bushes and arched normally when seeing my dog so I did not get the impression that it was in distress. Hope that helps!
Thank you all! The very short story is that we went out to clear his little thicket today and thought we found his body, but alas he wasn’t dead! I’ve gotten him to eat, but he won’t let me touch him or even get too near him but he is talking to me now which is good. We refortified his little place and I’ll see if he keeps eating. He doesn’t move too well — as I mentioned the stroke we think he had two years back — so it’s hard to believe he even left the thicket but how he’s survived I can’t imagine. I’ve not left food for days because he stopped eating it and hence I thought he was gone. Yes, our little Hill does seem to attract a lot of folks who care about a lot of things:) Thanks again for kind words and thoughts.