I'm glad to hear the drama is over and the cat is now safe.
Cats can sometimes stick their head in things if they see/smell something to eat. But peanuts?? Perhaps she smelled a bird in that feeder or a mouse...
A very sad thing happened at my house many years ago about 1983. We found a cat one morning who had passed away during the night. He had his head stuck in an empty can of dog food. Goodness knows where he had come from, or where the can came from -as we didn't have a dog then. We were both deeply upset by this and with no way to discover who his people were -we buried him with full honours under a large stone in our garden. There was no such thing as microchip I.D. in those days.
Cats can sometimes stick their head in things if they see/smell something to eat. But peanuts?? Perhaps she smelled a bird in that feeder or a mouse...
A very sad thing happened at my house many years ago about 1983. We found a cat one morning who had passed away during the night. He had his head stuck in an empty can of dog food. Goodness knows where he had come from, or where the can came from -as we didn't have a dog then. We were both deeply upset by this and with no way to discover who his people were -we buried him with full honours under a large stone in our garden. There was no such thing as microchip I.D. in those days.
