Cleo
Today will make 15 days since I have last seen my manx-cross Cleo. In that time frame major changes have taken place in the location he felt was his home. The barn that he hid in, has been bulldozed to the ground, the wellhouse torn down and workers have been crawling underneath the house as the new owner makes his entrance.
I went over yesterday to talk to the new owner about the cat that called his place home. He said that if he goes underneath the house and sees Cleo he will pull him out. Yeah right! He won’t even get a chance to get close.
I have made myself hoarse with my kitty call but the fields that used to be his playground is now occupied by mules and goats. I am afraid we have lost him for good. I can only pray that he had the good fortune of leaving on his own, and his body isn’t lying underneath the latest pile of rubble. 
September 19th, 2006 at 9:41 am
I would like to say god loves people like you I have heard so much bad stuff about feril cats and I am very mad at the people who say they are bad and should be distroyed. My baby man cheech is a 5 year old feril cat who has been in our house for five years with three kids who love him very much. Their should be more people like you who are angles in disgise. Thank you for all you have done. connie, cameron,helen-jean.and connor