Bins ran out into the snow yesterday...

[which_chick]

And now she's hiding under the house and won't come out. This is unusual. I can't get under the house to pull her out nor is she settled enough to approach if I could do that. If she does not want to be caught, she cannot be caught. I've set out food and water for her and there's no wind under the house. There's also a 4x8' sheet of inch thick blue insulation that she's sleeping on, which will keep her off the cold ground. I can see her eyes glowing in the flashlight, but... still.

She's going to die under the house and I am going to be wrecked.

Merry effing xmas.

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[which_chick]

Still there, still alive as of this morning. Also, the water I put out for her last night didn't freeze. Not sure she's eaten any of the food. *sigh*

[crockpotcauldron]

Man, that's such a bad situation. There's no way to spook her out from under the house without making her bolt into worse circumstances, is there? At least you can see her here.

[which_chick]

Turns out that I can fit under some parts of the house. I have retrieved the Bins who is at this moment beside me in bed, somewhat dirty but purring. She's warm, seems OK, and is in the house. I'm scoring it a win. I can put the skirting back on tomorrow.

[crockpotcauldron]

Oh thank god. Cats can be so dumb!