Cat in tumbledryer, for a few minutes!!!

RacyRed

MrsE wrote: »

I lost Ted <<<<<<<< in October, he was only 7 & a half, I didn't expect it to happen for years. It was sudden.
I felt it flash before me again.

Poor you, I'd thought you might feel something like that, I hate that in moments of great shock such as you suffered the pain you feel is as near physical as makes no difference (((hugs))). I can't tell you how glad I am that Charlie and you are ok.

RacyRed

tiamai_d wrote: »

she aint had time for that yet, puppy blood is a begger to get out your hair

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
tiamai_d, you are an absolute tonic :A

suki1964

BuffyinDebt wrote: »

I will not go over the reasons for posting as they have already been said. Its a pet and pet care forum, and yes, its regarding money saving tips. However, MrsE has said she posted this as no doubt there are a lot of pet lovers on this forum, so if she, on this forum could post what happened for the benefit of all pet lovers, then she was exactly right to do so. Nowhere does it say you must only post if it is to do with money saving. And, yes, quite frankly, if MrsE's post saves someone from having an injured kitten/cat getting in to a tumble dryer. HENCE saving money not having to go to vet as this does not happen again, then I 100% applaud her for doing so.
Your negative comments ensure you are fighting a losing battle. Seeing yu are on this forum, I am presuming you are an adult? THEN START ACTING LIKE ONE

<<<<wonders whos this person is who thinks shouting is an adult way to behave,esp when only been posting to the forum 5 mins

moggylover

Oh Mrs E! Poor little Charlie! I'm so glad that he is okay, and hope that you have calmed yourself down now. Don't feel bad about this, I don't think you could have avoided it! Bet you are going to be ocd about taking everything out of the tumbler and checking at least twice before switching on now:D

One of mine loves to sit by the hose from my tumble dryer because it has a small hole and he loves the warm air on his face:rolleyes: , sits there looking all content and soggy:rolleyes:

foreign_correspondent

MrsE - thank god you opened the dryer and checked in it - hope the kitten is back on form tomorrow!!

duchy

the_devil_made_me_do_it wrote: »

Please don't tell me to go and !!!! myself, I'm not the one who nearly killed my kitten by locking it in the tumble dryer.

Opinons-everyone has equal right to express theirs-and mine is you deserved what you got for been silly and sanctimonious. Good to hear you've never made a mistake-of course now you've publically stated that sods law now says you will so please be careful !

MrsE_2

foreign_correspondent wrote: »

MrsE - thank god you opened the dryer and checked in it - hope the kitten is back on form tomorrow!!

I know:eek:

There was I thinking the noise was down to it playing up, you know how washing machines get really noisy as the get older & are on their last legs:o

Thanks everyone:D
Hopefully it will make us all more aware of how slippery little kittens can be:rolleyes: :eek:

BuffyinDebt

suki1964 wrote: »

<<<<wonders whos this person is who thinks shouting is an adult way to behave,esp when only been posting to the forum 5 mins

And your problem is????? The reason i had to shout was because he/she wasnt listening!!!!!

the_devil_made_me_do_it

Wow it's so good to see my comments are still being read :beer:

BuffyinDebt

the_devil_made_me_do_it wrote: »

Wow it's so good to see my comments are still being read :beer:

you are one sick and sad person