That lets the cats... ours and theirs , come and go :/
The dividing fence is ours, but there is a small gap where it goes round a tree.. very low down where only cats can fit. Last night I went to call Obie in, he didn't come. Then I heard him, miaowing pathetically in next doors garden. This was so odd, I went to the tree gap and crouched to see if I could spot him and found it was blocked by a paving slab leant against the gap. It hadn't been there an hour earlier.
I pushed it over, Obie came in, very stressed.
The gap is something we can't help as the tree trunk is there. Next door have never taken any notice as their garden is neglected, but suddenly there is a new boyfriend who is doing up the garden. Opie ONLY goes out of our garden through that hole as it leads to a little channel behind some houses where she feels safe.
I feel quite annoyed. I know they are within their rights to block it, but I think I'm also within mine (as it's my fence) to UNblock it. They treat their animals very poorly.. I feed the poor cats daily as they are left out all day and night and only fed if neighbour happens to be coming home and they follow her in.
Would it be really awful of me to keep pushing the slab out of the way?! I'll be claiming that it must be Obie as he is a very big strong Maine Coon....
I'm actually tempted to cut a cat hole in the fence if they persist... !
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MedusaIsHavingaBadHairday · 27/04/2015 22:44
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