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That is sad :-(
Can't help think that thief of James would be less keen on him, once he got older and the vet bills started piling up. Hope you find a solution soon.
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it's not fair for you to have to loose your cat, it would be great if you do have to find someone to look after him that they can be visitable. Do you reckon that the Thief of James would just thief another cat of yours?
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@Dammit
Well, after three days of keeping the cats in I've let them out again.
During that time Higgs hid in the laundry room, and eventually started peeing in a plastic box in their - I'm guessing she didn't want to interact with the other cats to the degree that once she'd found a box to jump in then that met her standards.
James didn't stop yowling to be let out the whole time.
Tesla was just Tesla.
When I let them out this morning James jumped off the balcony onto the roof of the car and ran off, Higgs jumped onto the car and spent a long time just looking around, and Tesla stayed on the balcony.
I suspect (but have no evidence) that James has gone off to Thief of James house, which makes me cross.
Friends have heard Thief of James calling for him/calling him in- he's not their cat.
So, I am now looking for someone who will look after James, possibly for good - away from here.
I don't believe that the cat thieves should profit from this, but I don't want to make James unhappy.
I'll try my parents first, but I suspect that they won't want the complication.