It was very stormy last night, with thunder and lightening. You
rarely get this type of storm in my area, so I am sure the animals,
especially the outdoor ones, were pretty frightened. Java and Kahlua
seemed a bit ill at ease inside the house. We even lost power for a few
minutes a couple of times at night.
I heard that rainy
nights are really good for looking for cats. If they were hiding in
storm drains, they would be out of there since water is gushing into
those drains. I walked around with a flashlight, peering into bushes
and neighbor's front yards for about 45 minutes. No signs of any cats.
I
left more mackerel and cast food out where the trail camera is set up
at the end of La Canada Rd. I viewed the videos of what was captured on
my camera for the last 24 hours. Several damn raccoons eating all of
the bait cat food! I saw one cat walking around, but it looked like it
had darker legs and slightly bushier tail than my Chai. That cat was
far from the camera so I could not get a good video. Perhaps, there
will be more cats videos captured on my camera tonight. If I don't see
Chai on the video after two more nights, I will move the camera to the
corner of my backyard hoping that she really knows where home is but
chooses not to come inside...
I also dropped off some
flyers at local vet offices, visited the Humane Society for another
walk-through, and replaced damaged flyers. I ordered some poster boards
to create giant florescent posters that I can place at major
intersections around town and at the Hwy 280 off-ramps into
Hillsborough. After this, I am really at a loss as to what more I can
do besides wait for phone calls, visit the Humane Society twice weekly
(Mon evening and Fri morning), and check my camera and the kitty feeding
station...
Chai-Chai, please come home... I miss you. I hope you are still alive and taking good care of yourself.
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