...;0) ...;0)I have a much loved, but very retarded Manx kitty (Dunbar). Several years ago, we were rushing around, getting ready to go on a camping trip. We left a fresh box of litter for Dunbar, extra food and water. (the great thing about cats is that they can be left alone for a few days, with food, water and litter) Upon our return four days later, I opened the refrigerator to put away some items left over from the camping trip. Out fell Dunbar. (He must have snuck in there in the confusion of getting ready for our trip.) He was very cold (obviously) and unresponsive. I wrapped him in towels and held him until he warmed up and started moving around. Took him straight to our vet. He suffered some oxygen deprivation which has affected his mental accuity. The poor thing cannot walk across the room without banging into a wall or a piece of furniture. He just bounces off any impediment to his progress, looks a bit stunned for a few seconds, and continues on. Even though he bounces of the walls, literally, he rules. He is now nearly 17 years old, and totally controls us.