He wants to go outside, but after 14 years in Brooklyn, he very well knows that he cannot. I relate to his sense of adventure, but I love him too much to simply let him run off into the wild.
He wants to go outside, but after 14 years in Brooklyn, he very well knows that he cannot. I relate to his sense of adventure, but I love him too much to simply let him run off into the wild.
My daughters cat start slipping out and at first it looked like it was going to be okay. She had never been a outside cat. She would climb up on something and sleep. She didn’t stray far. Then one day she disappearance. A few months later she came walking up thinner but otherwise okay. She wont even go close to the door if its open. They figure something ran her off and it took a little time to find her way back.