ANNCR:      Good Evening.  We end our broadcast day with the following bulletin

 

ANNCR:        A senior resident of Presbyterian Homes on Pine Grove rescued a  black cat during late                         evening hours. One might call this story La Gato del Noche.  Here is the story as told by        the rescuer.

 

 . . .Found a black shorthair female in heat.  Went to the new WalMart express to get a few grocery items, heard a deep MEEOOOW from the Presbyterian church yard.  Saw the cat, called to her, she came under the fence to get acquainted.   While in the store, bought a can of cat food and some paper deep dishes (salad, ice cream, etc. and she ate the entire thing.  Brought groceries home, got the pet carrier and bungied it to the bike carrier . . .found her and brought her home.  Thought she'd be safer here. Will attempt to get her into a shelter tomorrow.  She is very affectionate at the moment, and once neutered, will make a wonderful pet.   

TUES A.M.  UPDATE:  Kept her in bathroom, added drinking water, a makeshift litter box, etc..  Had some Aldi cat food, just fed her . . .she's eating well.  Thin, dirty from street dust, no sign of fleas, purrs like an outboard motor, is very lovey-dovey.  They all know the way to a person's emotions is to rub-it-up, purr, and slowly close then open the eyes as the bombshell actresses do during film closeups.   Of course the low pitched meow due to her condition . . . seduction!  

 

TUES P.M. UPDATE:  OWNER FOUND !  Thanks to alert actions by good friend and neighbor, Robert Kutzmer,

cat owner located.  Kutzmer noticed signs posted near Fremont / Waveland with cat photo and related information.

This writer thought it to be a female in heat, in fact it is a 15 year old male who loves to have his tummy rubbed.

Cat back home around 4:30 p.m. .  All's well that ends well.   A good story indeed.     

 

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       been an actual emergency, you would have been directed to hide under the kitchen table.   

 

 

 

Bulletin prepared by W S R Z staff writer, Stan Zimmerman