I've never seen Willow in this position. It made her almost unrecognizable. When I showed this picture to my housemate he asked whose cat that was.
Aww! That face! "Come on, guys! I iz Explorer Kitty. I must EXPLORE!" Friends for Life is a great organization, btw. That's where I found Junior.
That's crummy, I'm sorry to hear she's gone missing. If she's over the rainbow she's no longer living in uncertainty, though.
There is an update about Quity, the escape artist, from Friends For Life: We had no idea that calling a cat a "spicy a-hole" on the interwebs would generate enough global love to spark a movement, but here we are. #freeQuilty is for all of those long shot, a-hole, "unadoptable" long-stay pets who are on the wrong side of the door—the side without a family of their own. You can see some of Quilty's coverage (NPR, Newsweek, TIME, DailyMail, UNILAD...) on our website and follow his Instagram account (@free_quilty) for spicy updates. Tomorrow, our infamous master criminal celebrated in the #freeQuilty movement gets to go wreck havoc...uh, we mean live peaceably at someone else's place (praise the lord.) We will stream the event live on his instagram @free_quilty So as of Saturday, like every great struggle, Quilty's fight becomes about more than just his fate. #freeQuilty is for those souls, feline and otherwise, who will not be contained and have zero shame. We see you. And we love your spice. Together, we say to the world: don't underestimate us and mostly, don't leave the damned broom in front of the door, Karen. Yay for Quilty!