What a trauma we have had. One hamster (see over), managed to escape from his house. Or should I say a certain human left the escape hatch open and Nosy was on the run for 36 hours. he had managed to move in under the sink in our utility room. Traps were set and ignored. Anyway he re-appeared tonight, just in time to frighten my mother-in-law half to death by running across the living room floor. Re-capture was achieved and peace restored. All pleased, apart from one small cat, who thought she was on to a good thing and was just waiting for an opportune moment. Life in the fast lane!
Saturday, 29 May 2010
Escapes
What a trauma we have had. One hamster (see over), managed to escape from his house. Or should I say a certain human left the escape hatch open and Nosy was on the run for 36 hours. he had managed to move in under the sink in our utility room. Traps were set and ignored. Anyway he re-appeared tonight, just in time to frighten my mother-in-law half to death by running across the living room floor. Re-capture was achieved and peace restored. All pleased, apart from one small cat, who thought she was on to a good thing and was just waiting for an opportune moment. Life in the fast lane!
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Phew - well caught.
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