On Victoria Day weekend, our beloved indoor kitty got out during the night and we didn’t discover him missing until early morning.
Thankfully, he came back on his own the following night, but to our wonderful neighbours on Young St, Cork St, Oxford St, Bayers Rd, etc who kept an eye out for Loki – THANK YOU!
Everyone we spoke to was really sweet and helpful, and it made all the difference to know that we’ve got such awesome neighbours who care. It makes me happy and proud to call the West End my home 🙂 West End lover
This article appears in Jun 3-9, 2010.
2 great cat stories in one week and 2 cool cat names. The world sucks a little bit less today.
Rawk, rawk.
the west end has a multitude of critter lovers…heehaw
Loki causing grief for you….. aptly named then.
Indeed. If you see him packing a sprig of mistletoe, beware. And don’t believe him if he says he’s only holding it for a friend. That one belongs up there with the old puff up your fur to look bigger scam. Trickery, trickery, trickery.
Oh good! I think I’d seen posters up about him. Glad you got your puds back, a missing pet is terrible!
There was a missing kitty in my north end neighbourhood a couple weeks ago, posters are gone now so I hope there was a joyful reunion there too. I’d be so sad if anything happened to my kitty. So I’m thinking the best!
Glad you found your Loki – if mine went missing I’d be heartbroken.
The West End does rock.