
Sprout returned to the living room not much later and allowed Friend to pick him up from his hiding place behind the plant. She turned on the red light and he freaked the hell out, racing back down the hall to hide under my bed. Friend followed him after asking where he went.

"Did you take it off?" I asked and she shook her head.
"He won't let me," she said after telling me the light was quite bright. I wandered down the hall to check. I dropped to my tummy on the floor and opened my mouth to speak to my tortured feline but giggled instead. Then I went to get my camera. Then I reached between the wall and the bed and he let me release the velco and remove the awful thing from his neck. After a suitable amount of time passed, he went to eat some kibble.
But the toy was not such a success.
4 comments:
Poor stripey cat.
Poor baby! They have no capacity for understanding these things. Perhaps he thought he had an alien on his neck! Too cute.
- Anna
Oh his face says it all!
awww...poor kitty. My animals both mostly get "collected" toys, i.e. the cat gets feathers off the beach, the dog moose bones he finds in the snow.
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