Oh my gosh! Well hopefully he won't go in there again. Don't stand there so long holding the door open anyway!! {{{bigapplepie's cool cat}}}

ROTFLMAO I don't know how long they can last........ When I first brought my rescue kitty's home, one of them crawled into the bottom drawer in the kitchen, and I closed it. I kept hearing these strange noises coming from the kitchen, but every time I went to explore..silence. This went on for about an hour. I did not miss the kitty cause they were new and hiding most of the time anyway..... Then, when the noise happened one more time, I marched into the kitchen (mind you this is a 1bd 720 sq ft condo, not a big place) and stood there until the noise started up again. Imagine my surprise when the kitchen drawer started making noise opened drawer and out she popped....no worse for wear. Your story reminded me of this...thanks

I don't know how long a cat could survive in a fridge, but we had one that spent 4 days in a tree. He went up this huge oak in our yard to the first branch that was about 35 feet in the air and would not come down. We put food under the tree called and called for him and he would not budge. I kept thinking, let him alone, he'll come down, but after 4 days I was worried. On my way home from work I passed a cable TV repair truck about a block from our house. I stopped and asked if he would help rescue a cat with his bucket truck. He obliged and drove into my yard and under the tree. The boom just made it high enough to reach the cat and when he bought the cat down, where do you think the cat ran to? Not to the food or water that we had out for him, not back up the tree. He made a mad dash for ...................................... ............................................ ................ the litter box!

....I actually resisted looking at this for 24-HOURS//.........I'm getting better on my Will Power...... The Man knows how to Title a Topic/////

8.5 hours.....could of been a bit soonerthough.... he was still showing signs of life at 8.25. Can I get in trouble for this? ETA....at least that's what I've heard....

I suspect a cat wouldn't last long in a frig. This actually brings up a bad childhood memory. When I was 6 or 7 years old I found our pet cat in an empty ice chest that was on our back patio. The cat had been missing for about a day. The ice chest was air tight. The cat was dead.

I know what you mean. I nearly stepped on this yesterday.