Mississauga, ON Lost Male Cat, Dre Is Missing

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Nilli Z.

5 hours ago

It’s important to have a camera set up around your property. He’s most likely trying to come home on his own especially in the middle of the night. Do you have Wi-Fi camera set up? I do have a spare one if you need it. You would have full control over it Have you done posters and handles? Make sure when you do posters there in plastic sleeve protectors from Dollarama so they were stand the rain use clear packing tape to wrap all the way around the pole at the top and the bottom of the poster. If you want some help or advice, please reach out

Elisabeth T.

8 hours ago

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Bebe L.

1 day ago

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Nancy C.

1 day ago

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Amy R.

2 days ago

Phone Mississauga Animal Services to report him missing in case he’s found and turned in. Put up posters all over the neighbourhood. Go out and walk the area at night while calling for him and shaking a bag of treats. They can hear you better at night and usually aren’t too far from home. Good luck!

Rebecca S.

2 days ago

Checking neighbors backyard properties is crucial. (Neighbors will not check as thoroughly as you will, or at all, so ask them if you can check) Indoor cats will hide quickly after getting outside. Check under bushes and remember, when afraid, they won’t respond to you calling them. Someone in my area had their cat get out and she found him 3 and a half weeks later only 4 houses away hiding in a backyard under patio furniture. The only reason he was detected was because the lady who lived there happened to look out her window and see him under the table in the backyard and recalled seeing the lost cat notice on our community FB page. It was November also so was cold and the furniture outside was covered so was a good hiding place. -put out (unwashed) cat bed/blankets/your clothes that smell of home -put up posters in your area- important-not everyone is on facebook + if someone sees your cat but cannot find your lost cat post -leave a bat window or garage door open enough they can get in.

Karen S.

2 days ago

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