We have tons of photos of our cats getting into the pantry or cabinets or closets but this was a first. Bob was replacing our LP/CO detector and when he pulled out the old one he left a 3" x 6" hole. The connector used was a crimped one and not a removable wire nut so Bob went hunting to see if we had some. Coming back to the doorway where the detector was mounted Bob saw a cat sniffing at the hole and cat hair around the hole. When you live with three cats in 359 sq. ft. seeing cat hair everywhere is not an immediate alarm but we decided to count noses and could only find 2 cat noses. Sure enough Sandra had wedged herself through the hole. Luckily she is a chow kitty so we just had to get the treats and she was ready to come back through. Well what goes through the hole of course does not come back quite as easily. Squalling like a stuck cat for her treats she finally realized both legs had to go through first and then she was back through. We blocked the hole until Bob could finish.
Once we were done we realized we should have taken a picture but we were in a little panic especially when she tried the first couple times and failed. We were not about to let her try again just to get a good photo op. Here are a couple of photos of Sandra's adventures in cabinets.
Till next time,
Bob and Jo
It's a good thing you noticed that cat hair around the hole. :)
ReplyDeleteThose really price less Kodak moments are usually the ones when we are in a panic and don't think about cameras. Glad she figured out how to get back out again. Amazing what food enticements will do
ReplyDeleteBet she loves an empty paper bag or box!
ReplyDeleteSandra is one pretty kitty. We RVd with two cats for a time and now have just Jeremy, my 16 year old. He has old cat skinny going on so might be able to slip through just about any space if he were so inclined. Loved those cute kitty in a cupboard photos.
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