Reader Submission: Visit from a Ghost Cat?

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4 Responses

  1. Jess says:

    I think it was your cat if you really loved her then no matter where u are she will be there!! My sister had a pitbull for 14 years since she was born and she loved her very very much she passed away 2 years ago but she’s always comes back and lays on my sisters bed my sister has seen her too and she got sacred the first time but then my sister new it was her Dog!!!

  2. Josh says:

    I lived in a haunted house for awhile. It was an old farm house in unincorporated Naperville. There were lots of weird things that happened and when I told my parents they did not believe me. For instance after making my bed there was a humanoid impression in my bed and I could not move the sheets to “unwrinkle” the sheet. Any way I would get these weird feelings in the middle of the night so I verbally describe my day at school or plans I made with my friends and it made and the strange feelings subsided. Any way before I moved out my dad let it slip that a man committed suicide in my room after his wife divorced him…. Great….. any way……
    The only advice I can give is living with a ghost is a lot like living with a roommate. Things happen and of course because you can not explain them they freak you out. Now ghost were people at one point; there are good ghost, bad or “evil” ghost, and just plain dicks that like attention. I think this ghost is the last variety. It seems to be messing with you. Just deal with it as you would deal with a person. Now I see that this post is over a year old and you may not need any more but there it is.

  3. Marigold says:

    I, too, have a ghost cat. I am certain that it is Cookie, my deceased cat of five or so years. Only recently has she come back to “visit” — also jumping on the bed and kneading me in the middle of the night as cats do. At first I was afraid, but now I welcome her visits and wonder where she’s gone if she hasn’t jumped on the bed for a few nights. I think that if you call your cat by his name and tell him it’s okay, he will be less feisty (i.e., pulling covers) to get your attention. Just let him know you are aware of his presence, and see if you can coax him to keep it gentle and as un-scary as possible. Contrary to your zombie-cat dreams, I believe they come back understanding more, not less, of what we try to tell them. Good luck with Figaro, and consider yourself truly lucky and honored to have a pet loyal enough to want to stay with you, even after your move and (moreover) after life itself. Cats are amazing, magical creatures, aren’t they?

  4. Marigold says:

    p.s. Please update me/us on what is happening with your ghost cat! I am curious if he has stayed around.