Here today :-(

Having named our new ginger cat 'Oscar', we let him out of his crate to explore the house. This all went well - no hissing or spitting - so when we had to go shopping we locked Samson up but left Oscar out to explore.

It appears that he found out how to get out of the in-only catflap and has done a runner :-( I do hope he'll come back, but since he's only just arrived I think it unlikely.

Here today :-(

Having named our new ginger cat 'Oscar', we let him out of his crate to explore the house. This all went well - no hissing or spitting - so when we had to go shopping we locked Samson up but left Oscar out to explore.

It appears that he found out how to get out of the in-only catflap and has done a runner :-( I do hope he'll come back, but since he's only just arrived I think it unlikely.

Marked "Beware of the Leopard"

or Tiger in Oscar's case.

He was in a closed drawer in a chest-of-drawers in our bedroom. How he got there I don't know - the kittens used to be able to get there, but gave it up as they grew, and he's bigger than any of them are now.

I had of course checked all the open drawers...

Marked "Beware of the Leopard"

or Tiger in Oscar's case.

He was in a closed drawer in a chest-of-drawers in our bedroom. How he got there I don't know - the kittens used to be able to get there, but gave it up as they grew, and he's bigger than any of them are now.

I had of course checked all the open drawers...