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Milo is Missing in San Diego, CA

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PAWBOOST ID

69641926

NAME

Milo

STATUS

LOST

SEX

Male

SPECIES

Cat

MESSAGE FROM OWNER

We miss our baby so much. Please be on the lookout for our cat. We want our family whole again.

DESCRIPTION

Orange, striped tabby, black dot on middle of nose. Reward

AREA LAST SEEN

San Diego, CA 92115

ADDRESS LAST SEEN

Near Talmadge Canyon Row SanDiego California 92115

DATE LAST SEEN

October 12, 2023


Ruth C.

7 months ago

File a Lost Pet Report with the Humane Society sdhumane.org

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Ruth C.

7 months ago

These are tips I share: please adapt to your situation. First, please be certain your cat isn’t sleeping or hiding anywhere (my cats do that, while I’m certain they might have sneaked out - sleeping under a bed or in a closet). If you can safely (other pets secured) leave a slider, door or window cracked open (garage door, a little too) sometimes cats will return on their own. Put some items with your family’s scent on it (unwashed underwear, socks, shirts, pillow cases, etc.) and smelly canned cat food or tuna fish (rotisserie chicken, mackerel or sardines work best) and water. Put a trail of cat treats to your door (only if no coyotes in your area. Place your kitty's bed out. Indoor cats that escape are usually no further than 3 houses away or a block away, but keep looking. Do it now! Keep searching! Ask neighbors if you can look for your cat on their property. Sometimes cats will try to come back inside very late when it's dark and quiet when they feel it's safe to come out. Cats generally stay close by, so look under bushes, cars, up trees.. Most indoor cats go into survival mode and hide. Most will not respond when in "survival mode." Call your cat's name softly, listen for a meow, and look for eyes with a flashlight. Best time is the middle of the night. Leave a garage door open enough so your cat can return. Ask your neighbors to check their garages, a favorite hiding place. Also post on Nextdoor.com, Craigslist, too. Post lots of neon colored flyers in many places. Ask your neighbors to check their Ring app. which you know shows videos of what people’s cameras have seen. Put a “Lost Cat” sign on your property. Post brightly colored flyers. Ask your neighbors. File a lost pet report with the Humane Society. Text "Lost2Found" to 858-726-5678 provided by SDHUMANE. Check daily online for found stray cats photos on the San Diego Humane Society's website: sdhumane.org and SDDAC.com (Animal Control). Hope you find your kitty soon. 🌻 Note: suggestions I’ve made brought back several cats by leaving a door open and also leaving unwashed clothing nearby. The unwashed clothing seems to really get them home. Perhaps a box outside, too. Cats are also found underneath nearby cars, up trees and in neighbors plants/flowers. Hope these tips work for you. Good luck

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Molly M.

7 months ago

🙏

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Carol Y.

7 months ago

Janet Rico her and her boyfriend have both been going out together late at night and calling him and shaking his treat bag. They go out at 11, 12 1 am 4 AM lol she has another cat she’s been taking him out for walks in hopes that the lost cat will smell him

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Janet R.

7 months ago

Carol Young I hope her kitty comes home soon. She should try going out late when it is really quiet and calling the cat. Midnight or later? For safety, she shouldn't go out alone.

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