Yeah, it wouldn’t be fun getting stuck at 100 degrees. TOO hot!
It could have been the gray cat Ghost was fighting with, telling it that the yard is HIS territory and it had better scram. Peaches probably stayed out of the way and was grateful to be able to get back inside where it’s safe.
Nice to know ghost has a full tummy to get him through the night.
Hubby will only shoot the bobcat if it messes with our cats or with him while he’s in the garage.
We kind of like the cats staying close to the house these days so it serves a purpose on that count. And if it’s hanging out in the barn, it’s keeping other varmints out. I doubt there are any raccoons or possums living there this winter.
If they are living there, they’ll be lunch soon enough!! Maybe it’ll move on when spring arrives. It would be nice if it would take out a few coyotes before he leaves. LOL!
Peaches was very happy to be back in here, though they do like to be out when it’s not freezing. Ghost is welcome here, but he needs to learn that these two are off limits to his possessiveness.
He and Peaches have gotten into it, and Peaches did ok by himself. I hate to break up all fights, so the other cats don’t think he’s a wimp, but on the other hand, I don’t want him injured either.