I had to rescue little Dylan from a torrential downpour of rain

[Siwsan]

I thought he went with his mom when the rain started. For some reason I looked out the door during the hardest of the rain and there he was, drenched to the bone. I ran outside and grabbed him, got him dried off, game him some comfort and now he's in the playpen that's on the back screened in porch. He's got a bed, food, water and a litter box so I might just leave him there for the night because the back yard is flooded.

I'll reunite him with his mom and sibling, early tomorrow morning.

[MLAA]

1. Man oh man will he have a story to tell his siblings!

[Siwsan]

3. I am glad I looked outside when I did

I can't believe he didn't go with his mom!!

Fingers crossed the others are OK.

[Karadeniz]

2. Poor widdle ting !!! Glad you were there for him !!!

[Siwsan]

4. He looked so scared!!

The rain hit really sudden so he probably got separated from Tabby. He was just wandering around in the downpour.

He seems settled in, right now, so I just think it best to keep him inside until morning.

[niyad]

5. awwwwww so glad you looked out as Lady Bast directed, and rescued

that precious boy.

[Aussie105]

6. Built those cat shelters just in time!

Love your posts.

Love your concerns for the kitties.

The great things about pets, even the semi-feral ones: Show them some love, and they give it back ten times over.

Our semi-feral adult cat only comes in when he is hungry, then he acts all friendly and purrs loudly.
The 'I'm tame' act is over once he has eaten though. lol

[NJCher]

7. let us never underestimate their ability for a good con!

The 'I'm tame' act is over once he has eaten though. lol



Re Dylan, I am so glad you caught the poor little nut and dried him off and gave him a safe, warm spot for the night.