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Isis is like that. She sees a box or a bag and she goes right for it. — The Cat Galaxy. The radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player: 66.28.48.193:10518 – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> With Demelza, when she was young (up to about 4 yrs. old), *any* space that > was accessible at all, even for a few seconds, was a space to be explored, > IHO. I have pulled her out of every single cabinet/cupboard in this house, > the refrigerator, the microwave, the dryer, the fireplace (was cold, thank > goodness – & it usually has its screen &/or glass doors closed), every > closet, & on & on. > Sounds like Oscar! He even tries to crawl into *kleenex boxes*! He > gets his face and one paw in and then stands there trying to figure > out how he’s going to fit the rest of himself in. 
> Laura > — > One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. > -Tick, Strange Days
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Our two year old male will jump behind (1) a pile of sofa pillows, (2) the TV amoire – he jumps up into it and works behind the tv, and jumps to the floor behind it. Then he just cries until we find him or rescue him. Sometimes he will go right back after being rescued. Once in a while the other cat will do the task for us. (?) The 8 month old male has jumped into the fridge before. We heard the muffled cries and ran around like nuts trying to find him, but couldn’t after a frantic search. The crying was on and off, so we retraced since we last saw him – which was while making a quick snack in the kitchen. Just as we began searching cabinets and closets, we heard a cry and some items falling from inside the fridge. Apparently, as we just closed the fridge door behind us, we failed to notice he had jumped up onto one of the shelves! He had himself hung up between a shelf in the fridge and a rack on the door. He still tries to get back in there. Go figure. — MBankaT
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> With Demelza, when she was young (up to about 4 yrs. old), *any* space that > was accessible at all, even for a few seconds, was a space to be explored, > IHO. I have pulled her out of every single cabinet/cupboard in this house, > the refrigerator, the microwave, the dryer, the fireplace (was cold, thank > goodness – & it usually has its screen &/or glass doors closed), every > closet, & on & on.
Sounds like Oscar! He even tries to crawl into *kleenex boxes*! He gets his face and one paw in and then stands there trying to figure out how he’s going to fit the rest of himself in. Laura — One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. -Tick, Strange Days
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My 3 do a wonderful job at dumping the clothes basket out but I haven’t been able to teach them to fold only to rumple them Spot The Cat – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the washing > machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue my cat > from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there but > nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should have > made her fold my clothes.
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> They may be smaller but they still need air. Remember a fridge is an > enclosed space and if they get trapped then they could sufficate. The air > circulator does blow cold air into the fridge but it is not completely air. > It just circulates the air to a colder temperature.
I don’t *let* my cat hang out in the fridge with the door closed. I don’t let him hang out in there at all, actually. He just tries. Laura — One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. -Tick, Strange Days
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My cat knows the refrigerator as just one thing. That big box with all the food in it. — Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> They may be smaller but they still need air. Remember a fridge is an > enclosed space and if they get trapped then they could sufficate. The air > circulator does blow cold air into the fridge but it is not completely air. > It just circulates the air to a colder temperature. > I don’t *let* my cat hang out in the fridge with the door closed. I > don’t let him hang out in there at all, actually. He just tries. > Laura > — > One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. > -Tick, Strange Days
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With Demelza, when she was young (up to about 4 yrs. old), *any* space that was accessible at all, even for a few seconds, was a space to be explored, IHO. I have pulled her out of every single cabinet/cupboard in this house, the refrigerator, the microwave, the dryer, the fireplace (was cold, thank goodness – & it usually has its screen &/or glass doors closed), every closet, & on & on. Cathy — "Staccato signals of constant information…" ("The Boy in the Bubble") Paul Simon – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> My cat knows the refrigerator as just one thing. That big box with all the > food in it. > Maybe that’s why Oscar always wants to crawl in there. 
> Laura > — > One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. > -Tick, Strange Days
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> My cat knows the refrigerator as just one thing. That big box with all the > food in it.
Maybe that’s why Oscar always wants to crawl in there. Laura — One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. -Tick, Strange Days
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> Not really. There is air circulation but not a lot of air in a fridge.
One thing to remember is a cat’s lungs are smaller, so they dont need as much air as a human.
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They may be smaller but they still need air. Remember a fridge is an enclosed space and if they get trapped then they could sufficate. The air circulator does blow cold air into the fridge but it is not completely air. It just circulates the air to a colder temperature. — Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Not really. There is air circulation but not a lot of air in a fridge. > One thing to remember is a cat’s lungs are smaller, so they dont need as > much air as a human.
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> It just seems unusual. It is pretty cold in there not to mention not much > air.
Oh, there’s lots of air, actually. Apparently some cats just don’t notice the coldness (including my dingdong). He likes to (try to) crawl in and see what’s there to hide behind. He’s a bit odd. Laura — One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. -Tick, Strange Days
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Not really. There is air circulation but not a lot of air in a fridge. — The Cat Galaxy. The radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player: 66.28.48.193:10518 – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> It just seems unusual. It is pretty cold in there not to mention not much > air. > Oh, there’s lots of air, actually. Apparently some cats just don’t > notice the coldness (including my dingdong). He likes to (try to) > crawl in and see what’s there to hide behind. He’s a bit odd. > Laura > — > One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. > -Tick, Strange Days
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Ruger does that with the fridge, he jumps in, wont come out so I close the door for a second and he cries like mad! Heh, when I open the door though he still wont come out!! He likes it in there, he just wants to be able to leave when he wants… sounds like what your cat is doing. You could try blocking it off, or pushing the dryer to the side if you can so she can get out on her own. -Sofia
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> It seems to be a constant with Isis. Usually she’ll jump down behind the > dryer and then I’ll hear her cries for help and rescue her. This time it was > the dryer and she was quickly rescued. > — > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start > My Bengal did that once, he figured out very quickly that he doesn’t like > it > behind there much! > -Sofia > > Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the > washing > > machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue my > cat > > from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there but > > nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should > have > > made her fold my clothes. > > — > > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
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> A cat in the fridge. I can’t imagine that one
Want me to film Oscar the next time he does it? Laura — One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. -Tick, Strange Days
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It just seems unusual. It is pretty cold in there not to mention not much air. — The Cat Galaxy. The radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player: 66.28.48.193:10518 – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> A cat in the fridge. I can’t imagine that one > Want me to film Oscar the next time he does it? > Laura > — > One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. > -Tick, Strange Days
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A cat in the fridge. I can’t imagine that one. Well with the washing machine I can move it to the side and she is able to squeeze right through. The dryer was a totally different story. Once I moved it out a bit she was able to have enough room to jump up on it and head for safety. Although in the midst of the rescue the bottom hose popped out and my attempts to fix it were somewhat fruitless. It did get fixed though. — Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Ruger does that with the fridge, he jumps in, wont come out so I close the > door for a second and he cries like mad! Heh, when I open the door though he > still wont come out!! > He likes it in there, he just wants to be able to leave when he wants… > sounds like what your cat is doing. You could try blocking it off, or > pushing the dryer to the side if you can so she can get out on her own. > -Sofia > It seems to be a constant with Isis. Usually she’ll jump down behind the > dryer and then I’ll hear her cries for help and rescue her. This time it > was > the dryer and she was quickly rescued. > — > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start > > My Bengal did that once, he figured out very quickly that he doesn’t > like > it > > behind there much! > > -Sofia > > > Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the > > washing > > > machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue > my > > cat > > > from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there > but > > > nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should > have > > > made her fold my clothes. > > > — > > > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > > > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > > > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > > > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > > > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
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Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the washing machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue my cat from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there but nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should have made her fold my clothes. — Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
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My Bengal did that once, he figured out very quickly that he doesn’t like it behind there much! -Sofia
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the washing > machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue my cat > from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there but > nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should have > made her fold my clothes. > — > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
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It seems to be a constant with Isis. Usually she’ll jump down behind the dryer and then I’ll hear her cries for help and rescue her. This time it was the dryer and she was quickly rescued. — Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> My Bengal did that once, he figured out very quickly that he doesn’t like it > behind there much! > -Sofia > Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the > washing > machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue my > cat > from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there but > nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should have > made her fold my clothes. > — > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
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Isis is like that. She sees a box or a bag and she goes right for it. — The Cat Galaxy. The radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player: 66.28.48.193:10518 – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> With Demelza, when she was young (up to about 4 yrs. old), *any* space that > was accessible at all, even for a few seconds, was a space to be explored, > IHO. I have pulled her out of every single cabinet/cupboard in this house, > the refrigerator, the microwave, the dryer, the fireplace (was cold, thank > goodness – & it usually has its screen &/or glass doors closed), every > closet, & on & on. > Sounds like Oscar! He even tries to crawl into *kleenex boxes*! He > gets his face and one paw in and then stands there trying to figure > out how he’s going to fit the rest of himself in. > Laura > — > One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. > -Tick, Strange Days
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Our two year old male will jump behind (1) a pile of sofa pillows, (2) the TV amoire – he jumps up into it and works behind the tv, and jumps to the floor behind it. Then he just cries until we find him or rescue him. Sometimes he will go right back after being rescued. Once in a while the other cat will do the task for us. (?) The 8 month old male has jumped into the fridge before. We heard the muffled cries and ran around like nuts trying to find him, but couldn’t after a frantic search. The crying was on and off, so we retraced since we last saw him – which was while making a quick snack in the kitchen. Just as we began searching cabinets and closets, we heard a cry and some items falling from inside the fridge. Apparently, as we just closed the fridge door behind us, we failed to notice he had jumped up onto one of the shelves! He had himself hung up between a shelf in the fridge and a rack on the door. He still tries to get back in there. Go figure. — MBankaT
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> With Demelza, when she was young (up to about 4 yrs. old), *any* space that > was accessible at all, even for a few seconds, was a space to be explored, > IHO. I have pulled her out of every single cabinet/cupboard in this house, > the refrigerator, the microwave, the dryer, the fireplace (was cold, thank > goodness – & it usually has its screen &/or glass doors closed), every > closet, & on & on.
Sounds like Oscar! He even tries to crawl into *kleenex boxes*! He gets his face and one paw in and then stands there trying to figure out how he’s going to fit the rest of himself in. Laura — One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. -Tick, Strange Days
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My 3 do a wonderful job at dumping the clothes basket out but I haven’t been able to teach them to fold only to rumple them Spot The Cat – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the washing > machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue my cat > from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there but > nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should have > made her fold my clothes.
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> They may be smaller but they still need air. Remember a fridge is an > enclosed space and if they get trapped then they could sufficate. The air > circulator does blow cold air into the fridge but it is not completely air. > It just circulates the air to a colder temperature.
I don’t *let* my cat hang out in the fridge with the door closed. I don’t let him hang out in there at all, actually. He just tries. Laura — One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. -Tick, Strange Days
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My cat knows the refrigerator as just one thing. That big box with all the food in it. — Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> They may be smaller but they still need air. Remember a fridge is an > enclosed space and if they get trapped then they could sufficate. The air > circulator does blow cold air into the fridge but it is not completely air. > It just circulates the air to a colder temperature. > I don’t *let* my cat hang out in the fridge with the door closed. I > don’t let him hang out in there at all, actually. He just tries. > Laura > — > One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. > -Tick, Strange Days
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With Demelza, when she was young (up to about 4 yrs. old), *any* space that was accessible at all, even for a few seconds, was a space to be explored, IHO. I have pulled her out of every single cabinet/cupboard in this house, the refrigerator, the microwave, the dryer, the fireplace (was cold, thank goodness – & it usually has its screen &/or glass doors closed), every closet, & on & on. Cathy — "Staccato signals of constant information…" ("The Boy in the Bubble") Paul Simon – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> My cat knows the refrigerator as just one thing. That big box with all the > food in it. > Maybe that’s why Oscar always wants to crawl in there. > Laura > — > One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. > -Tick, Strange Days
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> My cat knows the refrigerator as just one thing. That big box with all the > food in it.
Maybe that’s why Oscar always wants to crawl in there. Laura — One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. -Tick, Strange Days
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> Not really. There is air circulation but not a lot of air in a fridge.
One thing to remember is a cat’s lungs are smaller, so they dont need as much air as a human.
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They may be smaller but they still need air. Remember a fridge is an enclosed space and if they get trapped then they could sufficate. The air circulator does blow cold air into the fridge but it is not completely air. It just circulates the air to a colder temperature. — Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Not really. There is air circulation but not a lot of air in a fridge. > One thing to remember is a cat’s lungs are smaller, so they dont need as > much air as a human.
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> It just seems unusual. It is pretty cold in there not to mention not much > air.
Oh, there’s lots of air, actually. Apparently some cats just don’t notice the coldness (including my dingdong). He likes to (try to) crawl in and see what’s there to hide behind. He’s a bit odd. Laura — One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. -Tick, Strange Days
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Not really. There is air circulation but not a lot of air in a fridge. — The Cat Galaxy. The radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player: 66.28.48.193:10518 – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> It just seems unusual. It is pretty cold in there not to mention not much > air. > Oh, there’s lots of air, actually. Apparently some cats just don’t > notice the coldness (including my dingdong). He likes to (try to) > crawl in and see what’s there to hide behind. He’s a bit odd. > Laura > — > One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. > -Tick, Strange Days
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Ruger does that with the fridge, he jumps in, wont come out so I close the door for a second and he cries like mad! Heh, when I open the door though he still wont come out!! He likes it in there, he just wants to be able to leave when he wants… sounds like what your cat is doing. You could try blocking it off, or pushing the dryer to the side if you can so she can get out on her own. -Sofia
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> It seems to be a constant with Isis. Usually she’ll jump down behind the > dryer and then I’ll hear her cries for help and rescue her. This time it was > the dryer and she was quickly rescued. > — > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start > My Bengal did that once, he figured out very quickly that he doesn’t like > it > behind there much! > -Sofia > > Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the > washing > > machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue my > cat > > from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there but > > nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should > have > > made her fold my clothes. > > — > > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
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> A cat in the fridge. I can’t imagine that one
Want me to film Oscar the next time he does it? Laura — One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. -Tick, Strange Days
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It just seems unusual. It is pretty cold in there not to mention not much air. — The Cat Galaxy. The radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player: 66.28.48.193:10518 – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> A cat in the fridge. I can’t imagine that one > Want me to film Oscar the next time he does it? > Laura > — > One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. > -Tick, Strange Days
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A cat in the fridge. I can’t imagine that one. Well with the washing machine I can move it to the side and she is able to squeeze right through. The dryer was a totally different story. Once I moved it out a bit she was able to have enough room to jump up on it and head for safety. Although in the midst of the rescue the bottom hose popped out and my attempts to fix it were somewhat fruitless. It did get fixed though. — Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Ruger does that with the fridge, he jumps in, wont come out so I close the > door for a second and he cries like mad! Heh, when I open the door though he > still wont come out!! > He likes it in there, he just wants to be able to leave when he wants… > sounds like what your cat is doing. You could try blocking it off, or > pushing the dryer to the side if you can so she can get out on her own. > -Sofia > It seems to be a constant with Isis. Usually she’ll jump down behind the > dryer and then I’ll hear her cries for help and rescue her. This time it > was > the dryer and she was quickly rescued. > — > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start > > My Bengal did that once, he figured out very quickly that he doesn’t > like > it > > behind there much! > > -Sofia > > > Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the > > washing > > > machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue > my > > cat > > > from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there > but > > > nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should > have > > > made her fold my clothes. > > > — > > > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > > > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > > > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > > > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > > > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
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Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the washing machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue my cat from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there but nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should have made her fold my clothes. — Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
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My Bengal did that once, he figured out very quickly that he doesn’t like it behind there much! -Sofia
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the washing > machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue my cat > from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there but > nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should have > made her fold my clothes. > — > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
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It seems to be a constant with Isis. Usually she’ll jump down behind the dryer and then I’ll hear her cries for help and rescue her. This time it was the dryer and she was quickly rescued. — Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> My Bengal did that once, he figured out very quickly that he doesn’t like it > behind there much! > -Sofia > Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the > washing > machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue my > cat > from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there but > nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should have > made her fold my clothes. > — > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
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Isis is like that. She sees a box or a bag and she goes right for it. — The Cat Galaxy. The radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player: 66.28.48.193:10518 – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> With Demelza, when she was young (up to about 4 yrs. old), *any* space that > was accessible at all, even for a few seconds, was a space to be explored, > IHO. I have pulled her out of every single cabinet/cupboard in this house, > the refrigerator, the microwave, the dryer, the fireplace (was cold, thank > goodness – & it usually has its screen &/or glass doors closed), every > closet, & on & on. > Sounds like Oscar! He even tries to crawl into *kleenex boxes*! He > gets his face and one paw in and then stands there trying to figure > out how he’s going to fit the rest of himself in. > Laura > — > One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. > -Tick, Strange Days
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Our two year old male will jump behind (1) a pile of sofa pillows, (2) the TV amoire – he jumps up into it and works behind the tv, and jumps to the floor behind it. Then he just cries until we find him or rescue him. Sometimes he will go right back after being rescued. Once in a while the other cat will do the task for us. (?) The 8 month old male has jumped into the fridge before. We heard the muffled cries and ran around like nuts trying to find him, but couldn’t after a frantic search. The crying was on and off, so we retraced since we last saw him – which was while making a quick snack in the kitchen. Just as we began searching cabinets and closets, we heard a cry and some items falling from inside the fridge. Apparently, as we just closed the fridge door behind us, we failed to notice he had jumped up onto one of the shelves! He had himself hung up between a shelf in the fridge and a rack on the door. He still tries to get back in there. Go figure. — MBankaT
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> With Demelza, when she was young (up to about 4 yrs. old), *any* space that > was accessible at all, even for a few seconds, was a space to be explored, > IHO. I have pulled her out of every single cabinet/cupboard in this house, > the refrigerator, the microwave, the dryer, the fireplace (was cold, thank > goodness – & it usually has its screen &/or glass doors closed), every > closet, & on & on.
Sounds like Oscar! He even tries to crawl into *kleenex boxes*! He gets his face and one paw in and then stands there trying to figure out how he’s going to fit the rest of himself in. Laura — One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. -Tick, Strange Days
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My 3 do a wonderful job at dumping the clothes basket out but I haven’t been able to teach them to fold only to rumple them Spot The Cat – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the washing > machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue my cat > from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there but > nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should have > made her fold my clothes.
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> They may be smaller but they still need air. Remember a fridge is an > enclosed space and if they get trapped then they could sufficate. The air > circulator does blow cold air into the fridge but it is not completely air. > It just circulates the air to a colder temperature.
I don’t *let* my cat hang out in the fridge with the door closed. I don’t let him hang out in there at all, actually. He just tries. Laura — One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. -Tick, Strange Days
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My cat knows the refrigerator as just one thing. That big box with all the food in it. — Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> They may be smaller but they still need air. Remember a fridge is an > enclosed space and if they get trapped then they could sufficate. The air > circulator does blow cold air into the fridge but it is not completely air. > It just circulates the air to a colder temperature. > I don’t *let* my cat hang out in the fridge with the door closed. I > don’t let him hang out in there at all, actually. He just tries. > Laura > — > One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. > -Tick, Strange Days
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With Demelza, when she was young (up to about 4 yrs. old), *any* space that was accessible at all, even for a few seconds, was a space to be explored, IHO. I have pulled her out of every single cabinet/cupboard in this house, the refrigerator, the microwave, the dryer, the fireplace (was cold, thank goodness – & it usually has its screen &/or glass doors closed), every closet, & on & on. Cathy — "Staccato signals of constant information…" ("The Boy in the Bubble") Paul Simon – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> My cat knows the refrigerator as just one thing. That big box with all the > food in it. > Maybe that’s why Oscar always wants to crawl in there. > Laura > — > One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. > -Tick, Strange Days
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> My cat knows the refrigerator as just one thing. That big box with all the > food in it.
Maybe that’s why Oscar always wants to crawl in there. Laura — One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. -Tick, Strange Days
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> Not really. There is air circulation but not a lot of air in a fridge.
One thing to remember is a cat’s lungs are smaller, so they dont need as much air as a human.
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They may be smaller but they still need air. Remember a fridge is an enclosed space and if they get trapped then they could sufficate. The air circulator does blow cold air into the fridge but it is not completely air. It just circulates the air to a colder temperature. — Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Not really. There is air circulation but not a lot of air in a fridge. > One thing to remember is a cat’s lungs are smaller, so they dont need as > much air as a human.
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> It just seems unusual. It is pretty cold in there not to mention not much > air.
Oh, there’s lots of air, actually. Apparently some cats just don’t notice the coldness (including my dingdong). He likes to (try to) crawl in and see what’s there to hide behind. He’s a bit odd. Laura — One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. -Tick, Strange Days
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Not really. There is air circulation but not a lot of air in a fridge. — The Cat Galaxy. The radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player: 66.28.48.193:10518 – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> It just seems unusual. It is pretty cold in there not to mention not much > air. > Oh, there’s lots of air, actually. Apparently some cats just don’t > notice the coldness (including my dingdong). He likes to (try to) > crawl in and see what’s there to hide behind. He’s a bit odd. > Laura > — > One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. > -Tick, Strange Days
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Ruger does that with the fridge, he jumps in, wont come out so I close the door for a second and he cries like mad! Heh, when I open the door though he still wont come out!! He likes it in there, he just wants to be able to leave when he wants… sounds like what your cat is doing. You could try blocking it off, or pushing the dryer to the side if you can so she can get out on her own. -Sofia
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> It seems to be a constant with Isis. Usually she’ll jump down behind the > dryer and then I’ll hear her cries for help and rescue her. This time it was > the dryer and she was quickly rescued. > — > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start > My Bengal did that once, he figured out very quickly that he doesn’t like > it > behind there much! > -Sofia > > Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the > washing > > machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue my > cat > > from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there but > > nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should > have > > made her fold my clothes. > > — > > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
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> A cat in the fridge. I can’t imagine that one
Want me to film Oscar the next time he does it? Laura — One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. -Tick, Strange Days
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It just seems unusual. It is pretty cold in there not to mention not much air. — The Cat Galaxy. The radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player: 66.28.48.193:10518 – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> A cat in the fridge. I can’t imagine that one > Want me to film Oscar the next time he does it? > Laura > — > One man’s mundane and boring existence is another man’s Technicolor. > -Tick, Strange Days
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A cat in the fridge. I can’t imagine that one. Well with the washing machine I can move it to the side and she is able to squeeze right through. The dryer was a totally different story. Once I moved it out a bit she was able to have enough room to jump up on it and head for safety. Although in the midst of the rescue the bottom hose popped out and my attempts to fix it were somewhat fruitless. It did get fixed though. — Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Ruger does that with the fridge, he jumps in, wont come out so I close the > door for a second and he cries like mad! Heh, when I open the door though he > still wont come out!! > He likes it in there, he just wants to be able to leave when he wants… > sounds like what your cat is doing. You could try blocking it off, or > pushing the dryer to the side if you can so she can get out on her own. > -Sofia > It seems to be a constant with Isis. Usually she’ll jump down behind the > dryer and then I’ll hear her cries for help and rescue her. This time it > was > the dryer and she was quickly rescued. > — > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start > > My Bengal did that once, he figured out very quickly that he doesn’t > like > it > > behind there much! > > -Sofia > > > Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the > > washing > > > machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue > my > > cat > > > from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there > but > > > nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should > have > > > made her fold my clothes. > > > — > > > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > > > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > > > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > > > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > > > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
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Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the washing machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue my cat from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there but nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should have made her fold my clothes. — Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
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My Bengal did that once, he figured out very quickly that he doesn’t like it behind there much! -Sofia
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the washing > machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue my cat > from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there but > nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should have > made her fold my clothes. > — > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
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It seems to be a constant with Isis. Usually she’ll jump down behind the dryer and then I’ll hear her cries for help and rescue her. This time it was the dryer and she was quickly rescued. — Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> My Bengal did that once, he figured out very quickly that he doesn’t like it > behind there much! > -Sofia > Does anyone here besides me have a cat that likes to jump behind the > washing > machine and apparently now the dryer. The other night I had to rescue my > cat > from behind the dryer. I can’t figure out how she even got in there but > nonetheless the rescue was successful. Perhaps as punishment I should have > made her fold my clothes. > — > Cat Galaxy- The Internet radio station for cats. Meow meow meow!! > http://www.live365.com/stations/231353 > Real Player and Winamp: 66.28.48.193:10518 > The forum for felines everywhere. Join the Cats forum on Delphi > http://forums.delphiforums.com/Felinefrenzy/start
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