giant extension cord and a can opener?

:( Hope you find her or she finds her way home.

I hope she comes home soon safe and sound.

When we first moved to San Francisco, the back door popped open and all 4 of our pets got out. After a tearful hour-long search, I found the two dogs (together, thank God) exploring the neighborhood. As far as the cats, it turns out that one hid when the others left - and the other one came back on his own after he was satisfied with doing whatever he felt he had to do. Cats are smart animals, and know where they belong. I hope your baby finds you soon.

Good luck kitty vibes in your direction!

Scoundrel got out and went on an adventure and we didn't even know he was missing! We were sitting out on the front porch when this cute cat came up the walk and meowed at us. It was dark, so we couldn't really see him. After a few seconds, we realized who it was. He was probably gone a few hours, but he came home after he had had enough adventure.

My heart is breaking for you Flippy. We have a cat that insists on being outside a lot (though he comes home every day). I live in fear of the day he doesn't come home.

Illuminati is a member of your family and I hope the family can be reunited soon.

Flippy: I hope you can find her before the storm so you don't have to weather the storm worrying about her! *hugs*

Sending all the positive thoughts and 'found kitty' vibes I can muster, Flippy! I absolutely dread the thought of one of ours getting out, so I can only imagine what you're going through. :(

Flippy, don't worry - just check NA's doorstep. ;)

In all seriousness though, I'm sending good vibes your way and I hope she comes home.

About 10 years ago, I once lost our solid black kitty, Maleficent, for whole 3 days just after I moved. Turns out that she was still inside the apartment, and I never could figure out where she was hiding that whole time, because all boxes were unpacked, and the closets and cabinets were blocked with stuff from those boxes. Hopefully, Nati is just in a good hiding place somewhere, taking a long catnap.

Hugs to you.