Domestic cat escapes outside. Then he does something no one could ever predict

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[@TommyTheCat123]

Context: This is our house in the mountains, we took Cat Tommy with us. The prodigal cat returned NEW VIDEO on the new channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYTIlZSdlNBni6M

[@madmouse7915]

You've created a monster 😻😸, he'll want adventure time more and more....and he'll probably get more and more brave depending on access to freedom. Might I suggest some sort of tracker for safety. I'd hate to see precious Tommy get hurt or lost and you're not able to find him. Just a thought. Stay safe and well 🤙 ✌️ 💜

[@Anonymous-km5pj]

SHOUT OUT TO TOMMY CAT AND MOUNTAIN HOUSES💖💖 ... when u just know u got a good thing going....

[@davidgordon7673]

Hi to Tommy's dad. Just wanted to say that you are absolutely brilliant in your craft, especially considering that (I assume) English is not your native language. Your comic timing and sublet use of language is quite brilliant. You and Tommy have brought great joy into my life. Thank you!

[@michelebedard2226]

@@madmouse7915 I believe he already has one (black device) on his collar 😊

[@madmouse7915]

@Michele Bedard Fair enough. That's cool👍

[@joshuakatzman4560]

Tommy's leap from the roof was very impressive, especially considering he doesn't have a lot of outdoor experience! Definitely in touch with his inner leopard!🐱🐅🐱🐅

[@lucieni]

A cats gotta do what a cats gotta do x

[@twilly4655]

Tommy is going to be a wild cat now

[@cme98]

He will get in trouble at first but will learn quickly what they can & can’t do outdoors. It is getting through that period of learning that was most difficult for me, because my cat would get stuck on roofs, in trees, in a neighbors garage & I had to hunt to find him each time as he meowed “help me help me”, but like any adolescent he learned & lived to age-18 -which is longer than an ‘indoor only’ cat.

[@SashaLyubitRossiyu]

Naaah he's Rusty (Firepa/Fireheart/Firestar)

[@thechaz83]

@CM other times we underestimate our cats. Their instinctual memories never really leave. Like you said, they “learn again”. It’s just reawakening their instincts. But growing up, my dad had an indoor cat who lived to age 22. So I must kindly disagree with you there. However, have you seen the movie or read the book Pet Semetary by Stephen King? I’ve had a few cats die 12-14. You grow attached to them. Well Pet Semetary is about a burial ground where you bury your beloved pets. However, they come back evil. Sort of like The Monkeys Paw story. Point is this: sometimes I wish, I think we all wish, there was a pet Semetary that could bring a beloved animal back to life. Just minus the evil, rabid killer part lol

[@annescott5442]

Looks like Tommy is having a ball on holiday !! Go Tommy Go ! 🥰

[@ibluap]

A Vet who is a neighbor of us told us this advice just after Leia, her Burmese indoor cat, got mad after a yearly fireworks feast some years ago. They were newbies in this neighborhood and they didn't know about the feast and nobody around ever imagined they needed to know about it!. Sadly, when the noise abruptly began, the cat found a loose window and escaped. The Vet and her husband searched day by day for a whole week. We cooperated with them. Like we use to say here, "They left their shoes on the street" searching for her beloved pet... It was only when the Vet's Husband decided to go in the community's sewage that he could find her! Starving, dirty and almost dying! Leia recovered pretty much soon, but this is only one of several similar stories I can tell of scared indoor cats. Many are much more tragic.

[@Cassxowary]

That’s so sad! Glad she was ok! That’s because of the fireworks, les maudits putains de feux d’artifice…

[@queencatlady]

I was holding my breath when he slid and then jumped down from the roof, what an amazing and brave mancat he is! I’m glad this was a limited excursion whilst on vacation though, as there are too many dangers these days with evil people who hate and harm cats. It’s good for cats to learn some outdoor skills though so if you have to evacuate, they get out and lost they won’t hide and not come out for help. Tommy as usual never does anything without finesse and purpose. 💙💙💙

[@patriciataylor5127]

Tommy has been influenced by those "doggos" he saw the other day. 😂

[@james_baker]

Boy you made the right choice in coming back. a roof and chicken is better than being an outside victim. Even I hate to go outside, and always happy to find my way home.

[@teresasully2361]

He didn’t go for long thankfully but did make the most of it!! Stay safe Tommy!! ❤❤

[@TommyTheCat123]

Oh he took his sweet time, the video was shortened

[@jessicawilson8291]

​@@TommyTheCat123 mine always do when they go outside they milk it for sure!but they know where the chicken 🐔 comes from so I can always get them back inside 😅

[@michaelvaladez6570]

Once an outside cat always a outside cat.They love to roam the territory..and smell everything. Good luck on all that.

[@trishnickles2236]

I would recommend keeping dear Tommy an inside cat. There are too many dangers outside that coukd injure him, other people, other animals, traffic, fleas, ticks, etc. All the best to you and Tommy! 💕💕

[@zimonslot]

That’s very cruel and overconcerning

[@justsomeguy1671]

Just keep Tommy sedated in a 2 by 2 cage and then you won't have to interrupt your life you lazy c*nt lol

[@zincwing4475]

It is a quiet mountain area, not so dangerous. My parents cat has been going outside basically every day for almost his entire life. He will be 18 soon. The neighborhood is cat friendly, with very little traffic, good routes through backyards, no wild predators. We could never keep him cooped up for long without making him very unhappy. The neighborhood cats also live long, happy lives, with one reaching over 20. The only cat I know that died young had crawled into a laundry machine. I will agree busy cities are dangerous for cats. I could never have taken Grijs with me when I moved, even though we do miss each other. I have also seen missing cat posters here. But there is some nuance to the view of outside cats always being in danger.

[@justsomeguy1671]

@@zincwing4475 the certain people will eat them, that's why they go missing.

[@firecwby1999]

Love the “I meant to do that” look on the cats face when he lands after having to play cat-pinball.

[@CS-bu9kd]

I have rescue cats and I have a 1200 sq. ft. Kitty palace .., I would never let my babies out it is very dangerous . The outside section is chain link fencing on the sides and top .., we have bob cats in Florida and they are always creeping in my area .. Tommy is precious he looks like my boy Teddy that lived for 18 years ...❤❤❤

[@thechaz83]

Plus in today’s world with all the traffic? People say keeping your animal indoors is cruel. Well letting them wander around a dangerous environment is evil. The wind, or speed of a car, can whisk a dog or cat near traffic. You also have teens who love killing animals just bc. I worked for 5 yrs at the SPCA. While being part of a lot of heart warming moments, I’ve seen and been help to a lot of cruel and horrible ones-90% caused by man. It’s a different environment nowadays. Better to keep your animal indoors, or in the backyard with a secured fence

[@thechaz83]

@CS sounds like you’re doing great. I have family in Florida. You’re correct about the outside animals *shivers* lol.

[@debbie9369]

Toooohhhhhhhmmmy!!! You get back here!!! ¡En punto!

[@JonSmith-cx7gr]

I shared a house with a woman that had a cat called Tommy. He was 5 years old and was not allowed out because "foxes would get him or someone would steal him or a car would hit him". The woman died and I was left with the cat which I then let out all the time. He is so much happier and healthier 1 year on. Although his outdoor skills were poor at the start he quickly learned all the skills needed. Cats have good instincts and can still survive in the wild much better than most people think.

[@ReedMunson]

Don't let Tommy go feral!!!

[@davidgreenhow7811]

Tommy is a very brave and adventurous guy, but I really hope he will remain safe.

[@mischapiru9514]

I see more a leopard in house cats than a tiger. The incredible leaps of my cats remind me immediately of a leopard, quite, sleek and mesmerizing beautiful❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Rise876]

That was quite the adventure! I was worried he'd go out of sight and get lost, but he was a good boy and came back😊 I literally sat forward and went "oh no!" when ge jumped down/fell off the roof😂 Thank goodness he's okay❤

[@xxxMixedGenreFavs]

Boy? Thats sn adult cat. Probably older than you

[@DARWINZOO]

Lol Sorry girl

[@lisaj2269]

Pure luck. This was deeply irresponsible and the owner should rethink this and not promote the behavior or do this for KZbin videos. I rescue cats in nyc and see so much suffering over exactly this. Everyone should discourage it ahd it’s not funny and not cute . Unsubscribe as he risks his cat for clicks

[@DARWINZOO]

@lisaj2269 wow you know nothin about the owner or Tommy. Just had to show up with your junk. NYC? Seriously? I build winter heated dens for feral cats in Bed Sty.

[@lisaj2269]

@@DARWINZOO yes. I’m in Sunnyside queens. I do tnr and care for several feral colonies along with a group of volunteers. Thank you for helping homeless cats. I’m objecting here to the promotion of the idea that jetting your cat escape outside for fun is okay. It even happened today that I was contacted about exactly this - missing cat. And we must put up posters and set traps and Comb the area. Why you think my concern is “my junk” - yes I don’t know Tommy or the owner. But I do know dozens of people who lost cats permanently this way and he has a big following, I adopt out rescues and have had many incidents over the years where loving owners called me to help find their missing cat over “going for a walk” or “ it’s okay if he explores” and lost their cat forever. And I see so much suffering every day with street cats and have had to rehome so many lost pet cats who were clearly not feral and had no chip and no identification and were just on the streets. People follow this channel. I have adopters I know who are first time pet owners and could make this mistake.

[@crownprincesebastianjohano7069]

Please be careful. My ginger Maine Coon, Marshal Ney, is pretty much an indoor cat. One time he escaped by pushing out a window screen on the ground floor very early in the morning. He was outside for maybe three hours and ended up being cornered by a loose dog (which is a whole other thing). The barking woke me up and I saved him. On another occasion, he got on the balcony, and as cats do, he decided to walk along the outside edge. He fell four stories. Luckily he fell into a bush and on to the soft ground. He was completely unscathed. So, we no longer let him out without being in a cat tent, or on the harness. My friend lost her indoor cat whom she had started letting out for an hour or so, his name was Professor Moon Waffles and he was a sometime playmate of Marshal Ney. An hour is not a long time, but it was long enough, one early evening, to be taken by a coyote. Another friend's indoor cat got out when her idiot boyfriend left the door open. She was missing for 10 days before they found her 4 km away and bearing some wounds from a cat fight. They were lucky to get her back. Be cautious. It is true we want to give our kitties room to explore and cats love being outside. But it is extremely dangerous for even experienced outdoor cats, to say nothing of cats who live indoors and have no training or experience with outdoor hazards. If Cat Tommy can get used to a harness and leash, he will enjoy nice walks. If you have the room, a cat tent or other space is also nice. He should always be supervised.

[@ibluap]

Yes, they are just like little children! The fall from high windows, they cross the streets and never look around before, they may take pills they may find, etc., etc.! They are a very good rehearsal to bring home a baby!

[@bluejay7805]

The terminal velocity of a cat is actually not fast enough to kill a cat. So a cat jumping out of a skyscraper wouldn't die assuming landed on its feet, which they automatically do. Might chip a tooth or break a bone at most. But that's it 😬 feel free to Google stories of falling cats

[@alfatazer_8991]

​@@bluejay7805 They definitely can still die from a fall. My neighbourhood has tons of cases of cats dying when irresponsible owners don't cat-proof their windows. It's really sad.

[@ibluap]

Oh, Yeah! "Cats always fall on their four legs" says the proroverb. However, what I mean is not any danger due to the race itself! I mean when he will find shelter will probably be in an unknown (for him) terrain, with odors he's never semelled before. He knows nothing about what's going on around him; every noise, every movement might be a menace. As many of the cases that I know, he may remain there, scared to go out for days. Remember, he is not an outdoors cat and not every behavior and knowledge about the streets comes with the instinct, but with a long infancy beside a mother and siblings and peers living on the streets, learning each and every trick. If you were ever placed in a country where nobody knows your language, where you don't know the uses and even more, the environment is perceived as hostile you'd at least be stressed... And we, humans, have a lot of tools to resolve problems that cats not always have. Well, we use inteligible vocal languages, you'd surely try to find somebody to speak a common language... cats that have never been on the streets cannot do it. It is all in the intelligence and the bravery of the particular idndividual. If he fails in one of those elements, he might be lost.

[@bluejay7805]

@@alfatazer_8991 The article I read said that shorter distances where they don't have enough time to flip to their feet are more dangerous. Also if they're not landing on a flat surface but hit other things or something on the way down

[@olgawyn]

It my cat lawyer on KZbin again.

[@2_pencil]

As I’m watching this I have let my indoor senior cat outside to enjoy the sunshine. When I adopted him I was told he was an indoor cat. All he wants to do is go outside and isn’t content to find a spot in the sun. He’s all over the place and I am nervous giving him space but keeping him in sight. I want him to find a favorite place so I can get him a cat tent.

[@athens31415]

Make an outdoor Catio! That was our solution and it worked pretty well. Our cats needed to lie on grass and dirt, so we built the Catio enclosure over grass next to the house, and they could go in and out as they pleased through the window.

[@neilm.greenberg4173]

​@@athens31415 I live in NYC in a big apartment building...landlord is currently fixing our terraces... thinking about enclosing mine, when they're done...that way I can sit on the terrace without bugs and pigeons, and when I cat sit for a friend her gang can go sit outside in nice weather...🤔

[@2_pencil]

@@athens31415 I’ve been watching catio videos. I want to see where he’s happiest. If on the back deck, I’ll make some barricades. If somewhere else, I’ll do some kind of enclosure.

[@mariag.8242]

We built a 12x12’ screen room accessed by a house door or a screen door to the rest of the yard. Cat door in the house door so they could be out there when they wanted to be, but when it was getting dark or cold we could bring them in. Some climbing and resting furniture for cats and some relaxing and eating furniture for humans so the whole family could hang out together. We all loved it.

[@djcat1721]

These videos need to be longer way longer lol, the fans demand more Cat Tommy videos! 😍

[@susan7396]

What a little rascal! He knew exactly what he was doing-scaring us! 😂

[@karenannefromusa]

Oh Tommy, you be careful out there. If anything ever happened to you, we would all be sick about it. 😭😢😿

[@dochubbell]

Nice adventure for Tommy but, I would not let him roam. First off, his safety is most important as well as his health. If he encounters stray cats, he could get into a fight and get injured, and if the stray is sick, Tommy could catch things like feline leukemia, ticks, fleas and who know what else. It would be best if you make sure the vet puts a chip in him if he becomes lost or stolen. You are taking a chance you may regret. What if after getting a taste of freedom outside, he becomes restless and expects to be let out? Sorry, but you may be opening a can of worms you wish you'd never opened.

[@richiep.3366]

I love Tommy’s comments. He has the best sense of humor. Long live Tommy!

[@ibluap]

So sorry for the insistence, but it happens that we are all in love with Tommy and his moods! We wouldn't know what we'd do if he gets lost!

[@catboxcleaner3532]

Enjoy your vacations, Tommy! Alert your cat lawyer to a countersuit for scaring us silly with your rooftop antics. Stay safe, Sir.

[@akafra1706]

This is how we do it! Glad to see Tommy enjoying his outside cat me. Youre anyways watching and protecting him. He is gorgeous and your nice family too

[@friryr]

I just love Tommy cat! Hope he stays safe and sound during his outside explorations!😽😻👍🏼

[@annapapas2686]

That last bit of Tommy landing with those springy mittens had me holding my breath. 😳💓

[@LoveAngelMusicLady]

Same! 😮😅

[@clxwncrxwn]

Its a natural reflex for cats to always land on their paws, no matter how they fall, they'll twist body to the correct position always, I think this reflex developed from their ancestors always falling off from things 😂

[@sanseijedi]

I cut the bottom out of a gate paling for Maddie's access w/o jumping down from fence top and made a halfway landing for her on the other side for a gentler descent from the fence top. She'll have been gone a year in a couple of weeks and I still think I see her at times in the hallway or feel her weight on the bed 😥

[@annapapas2686]

@@sanseijedi The first part of your comment put a smile on my face. The second part... 😪I feel your pain.

[@sanseijedi]

@@annapapas2686 You are a kind heart.

[@srednivashtar5432]

My cats are indoor cats too. But every year we take them on holiday to the country where it’s safe to go out. And they act just like Tommy did!

[@beths4934]

A beautiful, gracious jumping exit. Bravo, Tommy! He looked like King of the house for sure up there 💜 Tommy Be well

[@susanbennett6688]

Tommy is one agile adventurer. I felt both amazed by and protective of him. omg…the last jump. Wild Boy,

[@victorvelarde4409]

So happy he is safe thought he might get lost. He such a cutie love the little guy.😺😺😺💖💕💕💕♥️♥️💝💝♥️💕💕💕😺😺😺😺😺😺💕💕♥️😺😺

[@schliesthefirst197]

He's in really good shape considering he's been cooped up for his whole life. He's totally in touch with his inner Crazy, and so far his body can back up all the checks his Crazy writes. Good for Tommy. And his human. Best of luck to you both.

[@michelebedard2226]

He’s a smart cat. I love how he keeps looking at to to make sure you’re watching him. That was an amazing matrix move at the end! 😸

[@a64738]

First time my retired rehomed 2 and 3 years old breeding Bengal cats was outside they was a lot more scared and careful when exploring just a tiny bit before going inside again... Tommy on the other hand goes with full confidence like he was born to be outside ;)

[@p.z9826]

Please, please keep Tommy indoors. After grieving for Tango the Cat, I don't want to see another KZbin indoor/outdoor cat pass away too soon.

[@charmainekirk1512]

My cat was feral when he chose to live with us. He lived rough for 5 months and convinced me that he wanted me to be his cat mom. When he entered the house, he pranced in like he owned the place. Since then he has been an inside / outside cat. As he aged, he spent more times indoors but he had to go outside everyday. He always returned home to me. He lived to age 17 and he lived his life to the fullest. I miss him everyday. He was pure love!

[@simon01ize]

Beautiful Tommy, go get your chicken 😘😘🐾🐾

[@william_mac]

I love it when Tommy tries to escape the room you're in. I've never had a cat do that. Harry is too old now....... Every other video I'm recommended on KZbin is a Tommy video. I'm satisfied.

[@alisonmary1443]

I would have to be with him on his adventures like an embarrassing Mum 😂

[@thejudgmentalcat]

He's having his cat lawyer draw up emancipation papers 😮

[@vicO1323]

Cat's have such a natural instinct for prowling and hunting. My daughter has an indoor Russian Blue all it's life. I commented how Bean wouldn't survive long if left outside to fend for himself. She was renting a house and he was able to explore outside for the very first time just like Tommy. One day Bean was inside and saw a squirrel run by the open back door and he bolted after that squirrel like he'd been doing it all his life.

[@kathy7718]

I’d have panicked!! I saw where you said it was longer than you showed! So glad he came to his senses!

[@Claire-oq2zh]

Brave Tommy! I'm sure he'll be back as soon as he smell's the chicken 😻😻😻

[@garyhoff2178]

Nice place. It's great that Tommy can get outside. My cat Nancy has his own door and can come and go as he pleases. It was hard at first but he's here every day when I come home from work and he always shows up for breakfast. He has his little territory and his own routine and I think it makes him a lot happier. Some outdoor time is essential for all of us. If you think about it, they even let guys in prison go outside to the yard. Fresh air and some nature time is a must for all living things, IMHO. And it let's me know that he lives here because he wants to, not because he's a prisoner, and that's a pretty good feeling. Yes, that's Nancy in my avatar. Now go fix Tommy some chicken!! ;)

[@freeguy77]

Nancy is a 'he'? [male?]

[@cynthiatolman326]

I love the cat eyes in the corner. I wish Tommy was as indestructible as he thinks he is. 😊❤

[@ys5220]

The shade 😭😭😭😩😩

[@PennySue]

Everyone has to make their own choices for their cats. For me, it's too dangerous to let my cat's out. They haven't lived outside since they were tiny kittens so they don't even remember much. They are happy, healthy indoor kitties. ❤🐾💙

[@jimg9820]

Luckily I live somewhere with little traffic, so my girl gets to live her outdoor life!

[@lyndareynolds850]

It's not natural to keep an animal indoors.

[@PennySue]

@@lyndareynolds850 do you understand that coyotes will get them if I let them out?? I must keep them indoors to keep them safe.

[@lyndareynolds850]

@@PennySue yes i totally understand. I live in uk - its completely different here. My sister lives in coyote country (!), and wont even have a pet. I totally understand. Still doesnt change my belief that no animal was meant to live indoors. But i totally understand your situation.

[@nightskylights4501]

@@PennySue do you understand that coyote and racoons and other animals that can hurt cats come out only at night?? If there are not any aggressive dogs out there, then it's safe to let them out during day. But they need to come in before it gets dark.

[@kevinburns3509]

I brought home a cat from the office who was raised indoors, and then he kinda liked seeing trees and grass around my yard. Now he never comes home anymore, he lives in a hall not far from my house. Everyday I will go meet with him after work and we'd hang around for a bit with his new friends. I really don't mind him living at the hall because it's gated so he's safe from feral dogs.

[@blakemoon123]

He loved that excursion! Cats don’t just disappear when you let them outside as long as they are happy at home. They know where their dinner dish is. I train them up before letting them out by clicking two plastic bowls together when I feed them ( or any quite loud sound will do) So when you want them back just use the sound to call them back. They usually don’t wander away so far that they can’t hear it. If you have made the Pavlovian association of the sound with food, they’ll come running home when they are hungry.

[@andrewstamford1988]

Sadly, they still can get lost or locked in sheds or garages.

[@juliet7703]

​@@andrewstamford1988 or worse knocked down by a car as happened recently in our area. 😢

[@iseebee1494]

This is true - similar to my daughters cat.

[@blakemoon123]

Yeah but I think it’s cruel to deny them their freedom just because something bad might happen. Most cats love roaming about outside.

[@kanokrojjanakitti9155]

You are the great animal psychologist.from third world thailand

[@josiecottone4051]

I pray that he always stays safe!😘🐈

[@Fairyse388]

Idek if this is a coincidence but the name of my first pet cat was Tommy. And he looked similar to this little sweetheart. I had his for 2 years but he passed away a few days ago and leaving a deep sorrow and grief on my my heart. I miss him so much. But this Tommy the cat reminds me of my buddy❤❤

[@meimeikitty8981]

My boy cat disappeared for 3 days the first time we let him out....he never left the front yard after that adventure! ❤️ cat tommy

[@MoultrieGeek]

One of my house cats did that, he returned about 4 days later covered in dirt and fleas. We called it "Billie's Big Adventure" and he's never tried it again.

[@meimeikitty8981]

@@MoultrieGeek 😄awwwww, sweet Billie

[@Lokey21]

😂😂 My Coco Bean loves outside, but hates the stray cats that come around. When they come he will just go next door to the neighbors yard and come home by evening time… hungry and tired 🥱 I’m cool with that. But his very first time was so scary…. I didn’t see him for 4 days 😱 I have learned that he wanted me to clear away the strays before he comes back home. My Little Prince 👑 😂😂😂

[@meimeikitty8981]

@@Lokey21 awwww, sweet kitty prince 🐈

[@amedeeabreo7334]

I have lost 2 cats on such adventures. Both times they were killed by hawks...likely the same hawk. I live in a populated suburb where yards are fenced in. The hawks will watch from a tree nearby and they swoop down from behind the cat (or rabbit, or any small animal). The strike is instant and usually the hawk puts tallons into the cat's neck and eyes. Most people think the only threat to thier cats are dogs and coyotes, but I imagine hawks kill more pets . And you may never see them or know what happens. Usually they lift the cat immediately and fly to the woods with them, you will never find a trace of your dear friend. I lost mine out of a fenced yard and only figured the mystery out later when I saw the hawk take a small raccoon and lift him 50 feet in the air.

[@jimomertz]

Escape from Alcatraz was complete! Then he realized that there’s no chicken on the outside and returned.

[@regolith1350]

You shouldn't have worried. Tommy could never abandon the free chicken.

[@lucydwyer2721]

Only trouble with letting him out he is going to want to keep going out. I learnt that the hard way, now no cat is allowed out❤🐈‍⬛🐈

[@davidgordon7673]

What a brave boy! Plus, it's always a bonus when he mentions his lawyer. 🐱👨‍⚖

[@kevinconrad6156]

His retainer bill must be huge, hope his lawyer accepts chicken

[@marion7661]

Nice to see Tommy again. Let him enjoy his freedom ❤

[@luxmajor7151]

There’s no holding Tommy back now, Dad.. you’ve unleashed a roof jumper😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❗️

[@Azzameen99AZ]

Having a cat free-roam for the first time is always nerve-wrecking. Glad to see Tommy returned shortly and even does his own stunts.

[@tomasgreen4730]

Tommyyyyy my love , Tommy The Cat is best , brings me joy, happiness...smiling all the way through, love you so much baby Tommy The Cat, sending Tommy lots of loving hugs❤❤❤

[@thechaz83]

Tommy has a worldwide following, owns at least 2 houses with all the chicken he can eat, and has 4-5 lawyers.

[@judy2003]

I was afraid when you went over the roof and to the house that there was going to be a dog 😳 so glad he came back and that the big jump at the end of the video ended up okay ♥️🐾♥️

[@rogertemple7193]

Tommy has never been outside before wants to explore and see what is out there and luckily you were keeping an eye on him and that was an amazing jump off the roof and he'll probably be okay but still keep an eye on him until he gets used to it.😊😊 ❤🎉❤🐱😺😸😹😻 😼😽😾😿🙀❤🎉❤

[@blackswann9555]

Go Tommy! Amazing 😻

[@NailHeavenAshford]

He gave off the vibe of a cat that’s been out before. A cat that’s not been out usually acts far more tentatively and explores the immediate surroundings before jumping anywhere, sometimes running back inside and re-emerging to check the safety of home is still there. If that’s his first time out he’s very confident.

[@cattdaddyncornflake3122]

I give that landing a 10, and a half. 10 for style and grace, the half for flair!..1️⃣0️⃣.5️⃣😻😻😻

[@teijaflink2226]

He's walking on that roof like it's nothing and the way he got down impressive. Must had fun exploring.

[@olgawyn]

Too my the cat knows how to get his own house😂

[@JamesBond-sr7fw]

I had 4 cats, a calico, a white cat female and another sort of beige male. Those 3 had all the vaccines in the world, in door for the most part, well taken care of. The 4th was a black mixed female feral cat that I had fixed of course, but she was free to roam, she was well fed of course etc. Can you believe she outlived the other 3? There is something to be said for allowing them to roam and exercise and be free! She was healthier in the end than all of them!

[@nandi123]

I was worried about Tommy. 😟

[@bossmare1480]

Poor Tommy that landing looks like it might have hurt. 🥺 Sorry I am all for indoor cats. Especially with all the crazy driver in my city. Cats get zero respect here. 😟 Speed dialing his cat-lawyer....😂🇨🇦😎

[@caryladams7038]

You're fortunate your cat came back soon. Mine came back last night after a day and a half. Her previous adventure lasted 11 days!!

[@mariag.8242]

So maybe you want to take some steps to ensure she can have fun safely, like in a catio

[@hennieahrens5251]

Feed him and love him and he will always come back! I know we have 3 cats!❤

[@stevenfrost6441]

Tommy going straight outdoor ninja! At 1:32 Tommy was like "I meant to do that" 😂😻👍

[@tillysquire-hj6kk]

I love it, God bless ya Tommy 😸😸

[@BlueVette3832]

WOW! What a jump back down, that was scary!!

[@ChapmanGriffith]

WOW! Tommy had my heart racing . It was his last jump that scared me. Be safe guys.

[@carolelindsell4580]

Looks like he had a WONDERFUL time! Cats are bonded to their TERRITORY (dogs to their owners), so cats usually ALWAYS get their bearings quickly -- they also have a superb sense of smell -- I mean it's unlikely he will roam far.

[@carolelindsell4580]

This is what cats DO... they roam and wander and hunt around! Please take him with you every time you go to the mountains... he won't wanna go home!

[@LagrangePoint901]

My cat was an indoor cat. One day I carried him out and he freaked out. A little later I let him out again and he would do the neighborhood prowl. More and more he would stay out longer and sometimes he wouldn't come home for days. During his home stays I noticed he became lethargic and wouldn't eat. I took him to the vet and he was diagnosed with feline leukemia and had to be put down. If I get another cat I'll never let him out even if FL is preventable. And once your cat gets a taste of the outside they will always want to go out by sitting at the door for you to open it.

[@clairemenzies6218]

My two cats couldn’t wait to get outside to explore the big wide world. My 1 yr old cat Jessie is a good territorial guard cat 🐈, and she makes me laugh sitting on the windowsills chattering and sometimes sitting on the garden wall tapping people on their heads as they walk past.

[@Dogsnark]

I hope Tommy stays safe! Cats are great explorers, but not always good at avoiding danger.

[@perpetualprosperity2963]

He is such a cute one 😻😘😘❤❤

[@dancline1601]

Such a beautiful boy ❤️

[@ticketyboo1215]

Tommy … the new kid in town 🙀😻

[@taurusnltaurusnl4686]

he has a tracker. i love it when cat or dog owners put a tracker on their pet! when you give him food, always says the same thing "food food food" and his recall will be acceptable

[@marilyn8490]

ah, yes...our cats used to try to escape to adventure onto the little balcony adjoining my husband's office (on 2nd floor of house). They loved walking around on the rooftop. It's the descent to ground floor that made us nervous.

[@monmegg3246]

Omg Tommy's I got a bit anxious when he got up there 😂 but he is such a good boy and love his dad! ❤ I knew he loved being outside! 😊 he looks so happy! Yes yous hold let him be outside and whe you want to get him back shake some treat bag/box or mention loud the key word "chicken" and/or bring some chicken out with his smell, I mean cooked! He will run back to you 😂 trust me ❤

[@HobbesRN]

Like a boss!

[@carolelindsell4580]

I personally don't believe in keeping cats indoors! When you lived in a town I could understand, but now there is a LOT of adventure to be had! Cats are bonded to their territory (unlike dogs who bond to their carers), so they will come HOME. PLEASE let Tommy roam free -- now that he's got a taste of it, indoors will never be enough!

[@benjaminhawthorne1969]

Now, THAT'S a happy cat!

[@russianbluecat6865]

O-M-G, Tommy. Talk about giving your hoomins a scare!

[@2listening1]

It's scary how fast he got used to it!

[@THEWONG]

Handsome boy! Took our cat out for the first time in the garden yesterday aswel. Great minds think alike

[@ravisriram6746]

We have a neighbor's cat who seems to spend part of the time outside. I once saw it go up a tree with one jump and was quite amazing to see.

[@panatypical]

I have several cats but I keep them all indoors. There are safer neighborhoods, and this isn't one of them. Loads of traffic, the I-5 60 yards away, lots of attitudinal and aggressive folks, some with mean dogs, and coyotes are seen regularly about a half-mile from here.