As you can see in this early-morning photo, the cat was wearing a collar, which saved his life. After snagging this photo for posterity, I opened the gate on the trap and this rascal bolted like a shot.
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Thursday, November 7, 2013
Collared Cat
Another yellow cat has been spotted around the Roediger House in the nighttime hours, thanks to the ever-watchful eye of Cyprus. So late one evening not so long ago, I baited the Havahart® trap again with some dry cat food, on the last Cyprus bathroom break before turning in for the night. By 6:15 am the next morning, there was a very loudly whining cat caught in it.
As you can see in this early-morning photo, the cat was wearing a collar, which saved his life. After snagging this photo for posterity, I opened the gate on the trap and this rascal bolted like a shot.
As you can see in this early-morning photo, the cat was wearing a collar, which saved his life. After snagging this photo for posterity, I opened the gate on the trap and this rascal bolted like a shot.
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