uninvited guests

Let me preface this post by stating that if you are an advocate of the animal rights movement or if you have been known to feel compassion for the feline species, this blog post may contain content that is not suitable for you.  If you find yourself in either of those two categories please do not continue reading, instead, click here.

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Ok, now that it’s just us…

We do not have a cat.  We do not like cats.  So, you can image our dismay when we walked into our home late Saturday evening and could not ignore the overwhelming scent of cat.  It was a mystery, yet, we had noticed some cats hanging around the alley …. and due to the late hour, we opened a few windows and sprayed some Lysol, then headed to bed.

Sunday was a beautiful day.  We left the windows open and went about the normal routine.  Being gone most of Monday and Tuesday, we didn’t investigate the lingering scent of cat.

I had some video clips to insert here, but for some reason WordPress is giving the “due to security reasons, your video could not be uploaded” message. Sad! Perhaps WordPress headquarters found the content to be offensive?  Hmm…

Anyways, in short:

Video #1 was of Laura FINDING A CAT IN THE HOUSE.  Never fear, animal control to the rescue! The intruder was arrested, locked up, and a trap was set to catch any felines who may attempt the same crime.

Video #2 was a humorous clip of an occupied trap…our prisoner  Yes, another cat – this one didn’t make into the house, though!

Video #3 was almost sweet.  A friend of the prisoner came to visit.  He sat beside the trap, seeming to console his friend.  I just wish animal control would have left two traps so we could have caught him too!

By Friday another cat fell victim to the trap.

May this be a lesson to all of you felines out there.  You are not welcome here!