Dangerous flood in our hometown

[Supreme Admiral]

More and more dangerous flood has turned our area into water! Yesterday, we were rushed to save my beloved cats from being trapped in that dangerous flood, three of them were at our front door crying out to us. Thankfully, they're doing fine in our porch, I'm going to take care of them until dangerous flood is reduced.

Remains of Hurricane Ida is to blame for all this mess! You almost can see too much water is up to our knees! As of today, we're trapped ourselves in the house, we can't going out to grab foods in the store, the scene out there is not very pretty.

Rain is pounding here the hardest than ever and it won't ever quit to bring more rain! So we'll be trapped here for several days! That's great..

What a rare hurricane during the month of November!

 

[RoJoHen]

Sounds crappy, but...


...I thought you were leaving.

 

[Alpha_Geek]

I hope all your humans and felines stay safe, and that the damage to your home is minimal.

 

[Finn]

Yeah, this is tragic, tho we are barely past the end of the offical hurricane season. It will be freaky if it was January (climate-change wise).

And....he isn't the first to "leave".

 

[sidious618]

Hope you're all okay.

 

[Alpha Romeo]

All our cats belong to us.

 

[Alpha_Geek]

All our cats belong to us.

It's obvious that you've never been owned by a cat.

 

[Supreme Admiral]

My town had the history of experiencing the flood in that record. Yesterday, we couldn't find my beloved cats, despite the dangerous flood is flowing to turn our area in the water, I called out their names, they were nowhere to be found.

That confirmed my fear that they're lost in the underwater, but thank god that they're found at our front door. They were so scared of that dangerous flood coming their way, I grabbed my stuff and told them, "Hang in there! We're here to save you from that dangerous water!"

I told my family that we must hurry to save them. As we're proceed to pick them up and putting them in our porch where they're safe until dangerous flood is reduced! Man, the wind is blowing so harder as they're behind my legs to warm up themselves. I sought out so hard to protect them.

As of today, I almost lost Rovin! He wandered around outside of our porch, so I rushed to find him! There he was sitting out there, I pulled him back in and told him that he must stay in the porch!

My good lord, they were pooping everywhere, so I has to clean it up. Not a very good day today!

 

[Miss Chicken]

Are your cats outdoor cats?

 

[Supreme Admiral]

Are your cats outdoor cats?

Yes. They are.

 

[Miss Chicken]

Are your cats outdoor cats?

Yes. They are.

How do they keep warm in winter?

In winter my cats hog the heater. The two boys will go outside but won't stay out for long if its too cold.

 

[Tiberius Jim]

Here's hoping the OP doesn't have to write his way out of the flood.

 

[Supreme Admiral]

Are your cats outdoor cats?

Yes. They are.

How do they keep warm in winter?

In winter my cats hog the heater. The two boys will go outside but won't stay out for long if its too cold.

We bring them inside.

 

[Miss Chicken]

So they are indoor/outdoor cats?

Why were they pooping everywhere? Shouldn't they be using a litter tray?

 

[Supreme Admiral]

So they are indoor/outdoor cats?

Why were they pooping everywhere? Shouldn't they be using a litter tray?

Because we were so busy saving them from the dangerous flood. And to answer your question, no they are not indoor/outdoor cats, they're mostly outdoor cats.

Right now they're doing fine and we're equipped with homemade house, litter tray. They're formed together to keep themselves warm the best way they can. The wind is so miserable.

 

[Miss Chicken]

is your porch enclosed?

 

[iguana_tonante]

Now tell, was the dangerous flood dangerous? I'm afraid you weren't entirely clear on that.

 

[Supreme Admiral]

is your porch enclosed?

Yeah.

Now tell, was the dangerous flood dangerous? I'm afraid you weren't entirely clear on that.

Iguana, We live pretty much close to river. To add that rain, it goes up to your knees. Lots of objects were floated around there. It's too dangerous for us to drive that under the condition.

 

[Miss Chicken]

Do you have a well-stocked pantry?

 

[Supreme Admiral]

Yeah, we do.