"jmcquown" > wrote in message
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> On 5/3/2014 9:17 AM, graham wrote:
>>>>> >>> LOL. Pet psychic??
>>>>> >>>
>>>>> >> Where have you been? LOL
>>>>> >>
>>>>> > I think it happened in another ng.
>>>>> >
>>>>> Oh no. The pet psychic was mentioned here. I don't know Julie from
>>>>> any
>>>>> other ng.
>>>>>
>>>> Guess I missed it then. I've see mentions of it by people who saw
>>>> something like that elsewhere, but I haven't seen an actual OP like
>>>> that authored by her here.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> It was last summer when my cats got pulled out the window by the
>>> raccoon. At least that is what we surmised happened. Since I could only
>>> see them flying out the window and hear Jazzy growling, I can't say for
>>> sure. But the damage to the screen was thought to be that of a raccoon
>>> and a viscous raccoon was trapped not long after.
>>>
>>> We spotted Jazzy but could not find her daughter. Only a tuft of what
>>> might have been her fur on the back step. The pet psychic was a last
>>> resort. I had contacted two pet detectives prior but rather than coming
>>> out to help me, they only offered suggestions as did the psychic. The
>>> one detective did not charge me a dime. All were helpful to me though
>>> even though we did not get the one cat back. So to me it was not money
>>> wasted.
>>
>> If you believe in psychics, there is NO hope for you!
>> The only psychic phenomena are the halfwits who believe in them.
>> Graham
>
> "Pet detectives" is a new one one me. Where the hell would anyone find a
> pet detective outside of a crappy Jim Carrey movie? For that matter where
> would anyone find a pet psychic? I just checked my local phone book.
> Sorry, fresh out.
>
> I find it extremely difficult to believe a vicious, or even rabid, raccoon
> would break through a window screen and pull two cats out the window.
> That would have to be a pretty damn big (and fast!) raccoon. Cats are
> pretty good at fight or flight.

Online. The raccoon had been tormenting us for awhile.