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Re: Smokey peaced out today...
I was thinking using pvc pipe and rope and making a snare, but 20+' is pretty deep and the pipe may be flimsy and hard to maneuver 
Is there only one way in and one way out? Left over fireworks and scare it out? 
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Re: Smokey peaced out today...
I had a cat that liked to escape every once in a while. We used to scoop her with the landing net. She hated it but it does the trick if you can get a long enough handle on one. Hope you get her! Good luck!
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Re: Smokey peaced out today...
Is there a local SPCA in your area? Or something like it? I've seen on Animal Cops and other shows like that, families call them for help getting their pets out of tricky situations like that.
This winter (while it was -10 and windy) my cat, Gypsy got outside for the first time and I haven't seen her since. I don't have very high hopes that she survived a WI winter on her own...
*I love this crazy, tragic, almost magic, awful, beautiful life*
~melanie~
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Re: Smokey peaced out today...
 Originally Posted by casperca
I had a cat that liked to escape every once in a while. We used to scoop her with the landing net. She hated it but it does the trick if you can get a long enough handle on one. Hope you get her! Good luck!
I second the net idea.
That and a long pole with a wood or cardboard square attached to the end, to "push" the kitty towards the person with the net.
You could even block off the under edges of the deck with cardboard to make one route of escape from the evil pole and board.
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Re: Smokey peaced out today...
Sorry to hear about this Lena, sounds horrible. 
I had two cats do this, one I found her sitting by the back door like a sentinel about 9 days later, the other we had to remove a ton of siding and boards to pull her out of hole in the wall. (crazy cat!).
Not much to contribute other than well wishes that you get her back safe and sound... cats seem to be a bit like snakes, the minute you are convinced that it is not going to happen, voila... kitty (or snake) appears.
*fingers crossed* for you.
Bruce
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Re: Smokey peaced out today...
do you know for sure he's still under there?
*I love this crazy, tragic, almost magic, awful, beautiful life*
~melanie~
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Re: Smokey peaced out today...
 Originally Posted by tigerlily
I completely understand. My neighbors haven't even moved in but they dropped off their dogs, which apparently HATE cats. My one cat has disappeared, and I found the other inside my fenced in yard, up the stairs on my deck in the mouth of one of these dogs.  She fell about 2 stories and took off into the woods. I was out late at night with a flashlight until I found her. I find out later, these same dogs chased the little girl across the street, and the owners have no intention of keeping these dogs fenced in. I'm not too happy needless to say.
I'm hoping they just chased off my other kitty, and he got lost but has found a new home. 
It drives me nuts when people think that they can just let their dogs roam free. If that happened to me, with the cat in their dogs mouth...well....there would be a 12 gauge waiting...
I'm a dog lover, but when it comes to dogs starting to run free and kill or injure other animals...game over. And I know some may think that it is cruel...but when it comes to destruction of my personal property or peace...usually the county sheriff or humane society understand...
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