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He is gorgeous I hope he comes home very soon, so his poor mom will not be so stressed etc.Yeah, when I tried playing the sound, my female AND male cat came running, too.
(even my dog reacted, but only turned his head, didn't actually come running.)
(maybe I should have put a "warning: only play sound through headphones"...since all cats will come running....label on it.)
It's truly amazing, though. @Norachan first posted it, on one of the threads, helping a member trapping a feral cat...in the 'Caring for Strays and Ferals' sub-forum.
I think that profcat 's cat...is truly hunting, and especially mice and chipmunks.
He's probably found plenty of mice holes, and just waits for them to exit.
Plus, since his mom is outside, he's probably also hanging around with her, too. Or else found some other cat friends to socialize with.
The good thing, is that he still comes by, and is not too far away.
I think once he has enough of hunting, and watching everything that moves in the night...then he will stroll on home, like nothing has happened. Cannot really say when. He probably also visits his home area, every night, too,...and sleeps throughout the day, under something, hidden away. He is gorgeous, and I can see him blending into the night, with only his eyes showing.
Hopefully, he does venture into a trap, or else just decides to come up to the window and door, backyard, to patrol his home territory.
(Raccoons are interesting, in the sense that they also like to eat dry cat food, but like to dip that dry cat food into water bowls.
It's like raccoons are making their own 'cereal with water'...instead of milk with cereal.)
We have tons of raccoons here but they just eat the dry catfood, no water etc. so do the opossums.