Salem, OR Lost Male Cat, Pacino Is Missing

Donna P.

3 weeks ago

Also post in Nextdoor.com to reach people who aren't on FB

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Donna P.

3 weeks ago

Please put his/her uncleaned litter box outside because it is the STRONGEST SCENT ITEM to help kitty find his/her way back home and is the same suggestion from expert animal rescuers. Also put out a soft blanket and a piece of clothing with the scent of the person who spends the most time with him/her. Kitties have an amazing sense of smell and can find their way home even from a great distance. Check outside late at night and again in the morning around 3-4 AM when it is quieter. Talk to neighbors, check garages, storage sheds, crawl spaces and under the hood of vehicles. Check with animal shelters and rescue groups to see if he/she was turned in as a stray. Post flyers in and around your neighborhood If an inside kitty he/she may be hanging around close to home, scared and skittish in a quiet and concealed space. Good luck and I hope he/she comes home or is found soon safe and sound. 　　 Don't give up!!! Also go back to your old neighborhood and talk to neighbors and post flyers there Kitties have long memories and find comfort in where it is familiar.🙂 If you feel discouraged by the length of time your kitty has been gone. look online for recovered pets who have returned and all the time they have been gone. It may surprise you and give you hope. ❤

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Paradise P.

3 weeks ago

Barbara Wigginton Thank you for the tips. 🙏

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Paradise P.

3 weeks ago

Friends of Felines I've been checking throughout the days. I have flyers made which I plan to post around town. I'm so incredibly sad 🥹

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Barbara W.

4 weeks ago

Please hang up flyers with Pacino’s photo and your contact info, asking them to check their sheds, garages and crawl spaces. Visit or call nearby shelters and vets to see if he’s been reported or turned in. Go out early and late with a flashlight to check in bushes and up trees where he might have gone to escape a dog or predator. Finally, be sure to post on Nextdoor to reach the many local people who don’t use Facebook, and so won’t see your post here. Nextdoor is free, and has a busy lost and found pet section. Good luck.