South Bend, IN Lost Male Cat, Elvis Is Missing

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Sandra T.

1 month ago

🙏❤️ Leave a door slightly open especially at night too... big enough for the cat to get back in their home .... it worked for my cat.

Sandra T.

1 month ago

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Catherine W.

1 month ago

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Catherine W.

1 month ago

Although they can, cats don't generally roam too far from home. Expand your search by a couple of blocks all directions. Go out after dark with a flashlight to see if you can pick up the reflection of his/her eyes. Look in and under everything - bushes, window wells, decks, porches, sheds, open garages, etc. Ask neighbors to keep an eye out for him/her. Try putting outside things that have his/her scent on them, as well as unwashed clothing of your family's, along with something smelly, like tuna. You'll need to monitor to keep other animals away. Someone might suggest putting out his/her litterbox. DON’T! This can attract unwanted visitors that may hinder him/her from coming home.

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Lu A.

1 month ago

Try opening a window and then have a couple family members sit near it and have a normal conversation. Go out after dark and call the cat's name SOFTLY.