Paedantic Basterd

I'm sure there are a few that enjoy it, but it's not typically required of a cat owner to walk it on a leash a few times per day. For me, that's an example of dog-neediness.

Scarlett O'Hara

It was for my nana, she never let them out on their own because she was paranoid they'd run away!

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Neapolitan

My cat, Bob, would vanish for three or four days then come home, stay awhile then vanish again. The first time it left we thought oh it ran away, but second, third time on we kinda expect our cat to return, but we didn't know when. Whenever he show up at our door we would all say "Bob's home." Still we couldn't figure its odd behavior. This cat of ours has the appetite of a Rottweiler dog. We couldn't figure out how it could go without being fed for all those days it was gone. Then one my dad was talking to our neighbor. Here my cat was adopted as a stray by another family who feed him and played with him. And they too had the same problem couldn't figure out where he was vanish to when left their house. Here Bob was living the life of Riley - he had two households taken care of him. I guess if he got tired of us he would pack it in and move to our neighbors house then vice a versa. I really felt sorry for them when they gave him up, they said it was the best pet they ever had, except for the part constantly running away.

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Scarlett O'Hara

Wow I am impressed! Bob seems quite the character and took advantage of TWO families. That's a whole lotta love. So is he still running away? Naughty kitty!

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Neapolitan

No he doesn't run away. But he likes to stay out all night. When I go to work in the morning, he runs in the house as soon as I open the door. If at night he wants to be let in, he'll give me a holler, the way meows sounds like a person saying "yo!" - kinda like "Yo! (let me in)". Another thing is ever time I walk by him he's some place new. He can move from the from floor mat in front of the back door (where he sun bathes) to the chair in the living room to the window sill in the kitchen without me ever see him walk to those places. It is like he floats to where ever he wants to be, kinda like the Cheshire Cat.

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djchameleon

Reminds me of a cat that I used to have called Missy. He would go out during the night and there was like a cat club/hangout under the neighbors house and he would come running through an open window in my bedroom. One night I got a little cold so i went to close the window and he jetted inside the window. I closed the window and I heard "THUMP". I guess he must have messed with some other cat's woman and started a fight but decided to run away and I saved him from getting beat up.

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Fame, fortune, power, titties. People say these are the most crucial things in life, but you can have a pocket full o' gold and it doesn't mean sh*t if you don't have someone to share that gold with. Seems simple. Yet it's an important lesson to learn. Even lone wolves run in packs sometimes.