A few weeks ago, Allie and I were at my Mother's house. As I walked through her bedroom, I heard a skittering sound. She explained that her younger cat had brought in a live chipmunk and turned it loose (his usual MO). The older cat had then chased the chipmunk into her bedroom where it took refuge under her dresser and was still there. Knowing we had to get it out before it tunneled through a wall or died somewhere we couldn't reach, we set about catching it. Here begins the tale of the Keystone Kops or a very close approximation. We closed all the doors in the bedroom and I got a towel thinking I could throw it over the little devil. We moved the dresser away from the wall and Mother prodded around with a broom until it ran out along the baseboard. I flung the towel - and missed. He ran all along the wall and got under the bed, Allie keeping track of his progress. Mother repositioned herself and poked under the bed. It retraced its route and I missed again - and again. This went on for 10 minutes before we realized we needed a plan B other than just giving it a name and adopting it. We opened the door to the sunroom and positioned Allie behind it. Mother and I dragged various and sundry items to form a chute from the dresser out the door. We propped open the storm door and managed to herd the chipmunk through the sunroom door and had Allie close it. Now we went through a modified version of prior events before finally getting him/her close enough to the outside door for it to get the hint and dart into the yard. By that time we were all exhausted. We will all be glad when Stubbs gets through his teenage stage. Never a dull moment. The doors in the room were made in Poser by me. DAZ: flip flops K4 basic wear broom modern bed 2 lamp Freebies: Alice hair, Short hair - Koz Frill top - Porthos Hula Dance Shoes - elleque overalls - Kemp Sparky Dresser - Mapps violet - Allen Art 4eyes floor - Colonel Panic small table - Internetmoi walnut box - Geralday picture - gorillalabs3k