If you have seen this cat, or know of his whereabouts, please contact us immediately at 555-1212@yahoo.com!
I have been barricading Keiko into our outer genkan just to keep him around and prevent him from wandering off in his weakened state. I really didn't want him hobbling off on weak rear legs, skinny from possible starvation, and getting a falling injury, being run over by an automobile, or carried off by some hungry hawk that is looking for struggling weak, feeble food... (or poisoned by an eternally angry dickheaded neighbour).
Yesterday Keiko pushed the gate open and left.
I had put him on the ground inside our outer genkan to eat and drink (he is eating a lot, and drinking a lot and has always had a very large appetite). Then I came back into the house for an hour or so, and spent time getting stuff ready for an 11am meeting. When I went outside again to go, Keiko was nowhere in sight.
I scoured the streets, the neighbourhood, and even drove up and down each street here, but alas I could not find him.
He did not come back last night.
It has been very windy, stormy and raining all day today as well, and Keiko is not back. It's too bad because he finally seemed like a cat that liked us; I could pick him up, carry him around, put him out for a pee (looong pees), watch him hobble back and want to get back up on his bed, pet him for a prolonged time like I was able to do with Stefnee's cats... No more hissing, no more running away, no more shying away when I tried to touch him.
But I don't see him anymore.
Maybe Keiko will show up when he's sick and needs more medical attention. I had better save my yennies.....
Have a nice evening.
I love you!
Cam
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