OT: PKT at work

Karl Townsend · 2010-08-19T02:07:28+00:00

Milady is a PKT. That's a professional kitten tamer for those of youthat don't know. Its a job she's perfected over the last 30 years.Anyway, a couple weeks ago a totally wild feral kitten showed up. I'mconvinced there's a sign written in cat-ese at the end of our drivewaysaying a cat person lives here. Anyway this thing would run for coverat the sight of us. I told Julie, you met your match, there ain't noway to tame that one.Well, it took a week but the kitten started coming up on the deck toget fresh tuna juice. Then she started with the feather on a lineattached to the fishing pole while hiding behind the bushes. Any PKTwill tell you a kitten can't resist a dancing feather. Then thefeather went in the open patio door. Presto, Julie shut the kitten inthe house. Next all the doors were shut except the one to the sparebedroom. Pretty soon the kitten ventured in there and got shut in.For a couple days, the kitten only got to eat with Julie in the roomwith the food closer to her every day. Yesterday. she caught a couplesix week old wild kittens from one of our cats - easy peasy for a PKT.Anyway, now the freshly tamed young kittens are in the spare bedroomwith "wild thing". This kitten don't stand a chance now, the PKT willhave tamed another one. I'll have to eat my words.Karl

OT: PKT at work

Aug 19, 2010 22 Replies

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Karl Townsend 16 years ago

Pretty sure milady gets it at Petsmart. Its just a bunch of two inch corrugated cardboard glued together. If you have a shear you could make one pretty quick.

I just did a search. Get it at wally world.

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Larry Jaques 16 years ago

Yeah, Mike's old "Furry little ball of razorblades." definition still fits.

;)

-- We're all here because we're not all there.

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Wes 16 years ago

Picked up one today. I'll try it out on Princess tomorrow when I stop over to mom's.

Thanks,

Wes

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