A house divided (Quinn)

On Feb 26, 10:52*am, wrote:
Many thanks for the responses, Quinn is getting a bit like old to me
but still growling and hisspitting at the other cats, still sits
looking out thru the patio door. *One interesting change is he won't
eat wet food but will kibble, which tells me that omeone was prolly
feeding him.

Marina, I meant to thank you for your remembering Case when I posted
awhile ago, she was an impossible cat and had a tough life, suffered
greatly before I rescued her and at the end after her stroke, I hope
she finds peace at the RB. *Thanks again ,Norm

Well, it was inevitable, as much as Quinn wanted out that he'd slip
out, when I unlocked the back door to come in, he heard the key and
sprang out the 1st second the door was open. I've seen him a coupla
times in the neighborhood and he just runs from me. As was mentioned
in this precinct, likely he had some trauma, maybe stroke, I only hope
he finds a friendly place that will fulfill his needs. Norm

wrote:

Well, it was inevitable, as much as Quinn wanted out that he'd slip
out, when I unlocked the back door to come in, he heard the key and
sprang out the 1st second the door was open. I've seen him a coupla
times in the neighborhood and he just runs from me. As was mentioned
in this precinct, likely he had some trauma, maybe stroke, I only hope
he finds a friendly place that will fulfill his needs. Norm

I'm so sorry, Norm. We will still purr against hope that he decides to
come back to you. Did he not at all get back to his normal self while
you kept him inside?

--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban.
In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.