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>>>> Yes, I know there are cat newsgroups but they are essentially dead.
>>>> Since there are cat people here, I am asking here. So... We had two
>>>> cats. Jazzy (mom) and Bali (daughter). Jazzy continued to nurse Jazzy
>>>> beyond a year of age and I think, eventually stopped.
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>>>> Both cats were snatched from the house by a raccoon and we think it
>>>> killed Bali. We never found her and it has been almost 2 months now.
>>>> So we adopted Jetta who is now about 5 months old.
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>>> Probably a coyote. Possibly a raccon. Doubtful.

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>> Not doubtful at all. Two raccoons were trapped and removed. One was
>> very vicous. That one was the one that was coming around, banging on the
>> doors and windows. And Jazzy's injuries were thought to be from a
>> raccoon, according to the vet. The wildlife cams I have set up have
>> shown a Stellar Jay, a squirrel, mom and two baby raccoons and several
>> cats. Since the other two raccoons were trapped.

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> Could be, but unlikely. Raccoons are just not that fast though they can
> be very mean when they have to be. If your cat cornered it, then yes, the
> raccoon could have gotten the better of it. Really rare, though. The
> fact your cat was not eaten is a sign it could have been a defensive kill.


The raccoon pulled both cats through the window. Don't know if it ate Bali
or what. We never found the body.

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>>>>> Yes, I know there are cat newsgroups but they are essentially dead.
>>>>> Since there are cat people here, I am asking here. So... We had two
>>>>> cats. Jazzy (mom) and Bali (daughter). Jazzy continued to nurse Jazzy
>>>>> beyond a year of age and I think, eventually stopped.
>>>>>
>>>>> Both cats were snatched from the house by a raccoon and we think it
>>>>> killed Bali. We never found her and it has been almost 2 months now.
>>>>> So we adopted Jetta who is now about 5 months old.
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>>>> Probably a coyote. Possibly a raccon. Doubtful.
>>>
>>> Not doubtful at all. Two raccoons were trapped and removed. One was
>>> very vicous. That one was the one that was coming around, banging on
>>> the doors and windows. And Jazzy's injuries were thought to be from a
>>> raccoon, according to the vet. The wildlife cams I have set up have
>>> shown a Stellar Jay, a squirrel, mom and two baby raccoons and several
>>> cats. Since the other two raccoons were trapped.

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>> Could be, but unlikely. Raccoons are just not that fast though they can
>> be very mean when they have to be. If your cat cornered it, then yes,
>> the raccoon could have gotten the better of it. Really rare, though.
>> The fact your cat was not eaten is a sign it could have been a defensive
>> kill.

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> The raccoon pulled both cats through the window. Don't know if it ate
> Bali or what. We never found the body.


Absolutely bizarre. Never heard of anything like it.


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"Paul M. Cook" wrote:
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> > Bali or what. We never found the body.

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> Absolutely bizarre. Never heard of anything like it.


Probably just her imagination. Her cats most likely jumped out of the
window and the lost one got hit by a car somewhere. Raccoons aren't
going to pull some fighting cat out of a window. Give me a break.

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On 8/25/2013 10:07 AM, Gary wrote:
> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
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>> "Julie Bove" wrote:
>>> The raccoon pulled both cats through the window. Don't know if it ate
>>> Bali or what. We never found the body.

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>> Absolutely bizarre. Never heard of anything like it.

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> Probably just her imagination. Her cats most likely jumped out of the
> window and the lost one got hit by a car somewhere. Raccoons aren't
> going to pull some fighting cat out of a window. Give me a break.
>
> G.
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Yep, the whole story is just wrong. No cat is going to go "gently into
that good night" at the hands of a raccoon. Cats are going to scream
and fight, even if they're declawed.

I guess she was too busy worrying about what her family will and won't
eat so the raccoon got both cats without her hearing the yowls. Good grief.

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> On 8/25/2013 10:07 AM, Gary wrote:
>> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
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>>> "Julie Bove" wrote:
>>>> The raccoon pulled both cats through the window. Don't know if it ate
>>>> Bali or what. We never found the body.
>>>
>>> Absolutely bizarre. Never heard of anything like it.

>>
>> Probably just her imagination. Her cats most likely jumped out of the
>> window and the lost one got hit by a car somewhere. Raccoons aren't
>> going to pull some fighting cat out of a window. Give me a break.
>>
>> G.
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> Yep, the whole story is just wrong. No cat is going to go "gently into
> that good night" at the hands of a raccoon. Cats are going to scream and
> fight, even if they're declawed.


Jazzy did growl. It was her growling that made me turn and look but by then
she was out the window. It all happened so fast. I never heard Bali growl.
Even though she was 2, she still had a tiny, kitten-like voice. Our new
cat, Jetta has a much louder/deeper voice at 5 months than Bali ever did.
Bali was terrified. I never saw her run so fast, ever. So terrified that
there was no way we could catch her. Jazzy just hid.
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> I guess she was too busy worrying about what her family will and won't eat
> so the raccoon got both cats without her hearing the yowls. Good grief.


There were no yowls.



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>> "Julie Bove" wrote:
>> > The raccoon pulled both cats through the window. Don't know if it ate
>> > Bali or what. We never found the body.

>>
>> Absolutely bizarre. Never heard of anything like it.

>
> Probably just her imagination. Her cats most likely jumped out of the
> window and the lost one got hit by a car somewhere. Raccoons aren't
> going to pull some fighting cat out of a window. Give me a break.
>
> G.


Not my imagination. The screen was destroyed and not in an area where the
cats would have done it. Same raccoon frightened away the workers next
door. It was really a horrible animal.

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