Cat care in absentia

ROBIN HOOD


Joined: 26/05/2008
Posts: 238

Message Posted:
06/08/2009 20:57

Yes you've guessed, we've been adopted by a cat. Visits twice daily. A bit battle scarred but seems relatively young. Free ranger a bit wary of people , but once he gets to know you like a few minutes of stroking and grooming (don't we all?) Need someone to feed him whilst away for 2 weeks in sept. Karsiyaka seaside. Will provide food.

cooper


Joined: 23/10/2007
Posts: 3386

Message Posted:
06/08/2009 21:01

Couldn't you ask Maid Marion or one of your merry men. Only kidding !

cronos


Joined: 26/10/2008
Posts: 2093

Message Posted:
06/08/2009 21:47

Is Absentia a suburb of Kyrenia ?

negativenick


Joined: 10/11/2008
Posts: 6023

Message Posted:
06/08/2009 21:49

the start of many, probably.....

ROBIN HOOD


Joined: 26/05/2008
Posts: 238

Message Posted:
06/08/2009 21:51

Absentia is a state of mind.

MaggieAndBernie



Joined: 26/07/2008
Posts: 2012

Message Posted:
06/08/2009 22:14

We were adopted by a little cat on our last trip out and had to leave him for 6 weeks. Left a huge sack of cat food inside a big paint tub with a stone on top outside the back door and asked my lovely turkish neighbours if they would put some out for him each day with some water. My pal Mikelapta goes up once or twice a week and tells me 'Felix the cat' is still in residence so am very much looking forward to seeing him again - he won't be so thrilled to see me as I said if he's still there when we get back I'm taking him down the vets for 'you know what' ha ha ha I also have a nice flea collar for him!

Can't you ask your neighbours to do same for you Robinhood?