You got to look your best when being rescued, you wouldn't want anyone to think you lost your dignity, because of a little occurrence.Big Boy, the useless neutered male we "inherited" from a neighbor, disappeared for several hours this morning. he normally goes out & comes right back if it's cold, so we were getting worried. twenty minutes ago, i looked out the back window, and what do i see? that dimwit cat, up in a huge oak tree.apparently went on a squirrel safari, and couldn't figure out how to get back down on his own, lol. so i got one of my extension ladders to rescue him. when i got to him, he walked out the branch and (cat owners will understand) sat down to groom himself BEFORE he allowed me to get him down out of the tree...
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all too true. both of my cats will go to the door wanting out, meowing. i go to open the door and they'll sit down and look at me like "moron, not YET! i have to lick my feet first..."You got to look your best when being rescued, you wouldn't want anyone to think you lost your dignity, because of a little occurrence.
You were not really rescuing me, just offering a service, that I accepted.
cats (unlike many humans) can learn if you kick them in the ass or step on their tail a few times. mine thought i could see in the dark like they can until i proved otherwise...
Ffs i almost fell over her one time and now i just keep walking slowly and she adapted after we collided a few times.
cute little rascalsI like cats