Yogi finds lost cat

dano91 · Jun 1, 2007

One of my neighbors lost his cat for several days and was just in tears looking for her, so I offered to use Yogi to track her. So this morning we went over, and used one of the cats toys to scent on, and Yogi picked up the scent right away. We covered a two block area back and forth for about a half an hour, Yogi kept going back to one of the garages several times, and we finally found the cat trapped in the garage of a neighbor.
The guy was so happy he hugged and kissed Yogi for several minutes. Its so nice to find lost pets alive!
Dano & Yogi.

mtbiker · Jun 2, 2007

Now THAT'S a find!!! Congrats!! :-)

BIG61AL · Jun 2, 2007

Great post. With the world in such a terrible mess...even a little good news is most appreciated. Yogi gets to pick the restaurant the next time you got out to eat!

dave-enc · Jun 3, 2007

that is a terrific story dano wtg to both of you hh
dave+bobbie

Kilika · Jun 3, 2007

Great story - nice pics - terrific dog/friend/TH'ing partner

Thanks for posting in 'Todays Finds', or I might never have seen your post.

Very inspiring story, and I bet the owner was overjoyed.

Monty · Jun 3, 2007

Looks like a legitimate find to me and I'm a grumpy old man. M :-*

nty

HaveFaith · Jun 4, 2007

What a beautiful find! Glad the cat is OK!! High 5 to Yogi! I made an awesome find 2. I found a baby bird, saw mom and dad frantically flying around, and then I put the baby in his nest. Very happy mom and dad.

Cynangyl · Jun 4, 2007

awwwww

diggitdoggie · Jun 4, 2007

WTG Yogi and Dano..that was a great find and a nice thing to do.
Well done.

Eileena..that was sweet of you to return that baby to its parents.
Another great find.

DD

ashleen · Jun 5, 2007

How did you know I was jonesin for a Yogi post

way to go puppy :-*

thanks Dano

HaveFaith · Jun 5, 2007

diggitdoggie said:
WTG Yogi and Dano..that was a great find and a nice thing to do.
Well done.

Eileena..that was sweet of you to return that baby to its parents.
Another great find.

DD

I'm glad that I returned it to the right nest. I was afraid the little guy would die, and I am partial to birds. I hand fed a baby blue jay for a few days before giving it up to a nature center.

Monty · Jun 5, 2007

I really like to watch birds as you probably know already from my post in Everything Else....except those Starlings. They carry disease in their droppings that is harmful to human beings. Anywhere they roost the ground soon becomes saturatd with droppings. They also splatter my car like dive bombers especially right after I wash it! I'm not sorry to say I have probably orphaned a few babies when chasing them off my trees. Most "songbirds" are protected species except Starlings and the City Fathers encourage you to terminate them when possible. M >:(

nty

HaveFaith · Jun 6, 2007

Monty said:
I really like to watch birds as you probably know already from my post in Everything Else....except those Starlings. They carry disease in their droppings that is harmful to human beings. Anywhere they roost the ground soon becomes saturatd with droppings. They also splatter my car like dive bombers especially right after I wash it! I'm not sorry to say I have probably orphaned a few babies when chasing them off my trees. Most "songbirds" are protected species except Starlings and the City Fathers encourage you to terminate them when possible. M nty

That's sad. I could never kill any birds. The only thing I kill is spiders. Only because some of the bites I have received. Last summer I was bitten on my back, left a nasty scar. It was like my skin just disinagrated around the bite, I thought at first a brown recluse. It was a terrible nightmare for me. So yes, I kill spiders, but that's the extent of the killing for me.