Mikasa is Missing in San Antonio, TX

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Lost Female Cat last seen Mary Todd Dr and Rochelle Rd, San Antonio TX 78240, San Antonio, TX 78240

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

July 16, 2026

Location Last Seen

San Antonio, TX 78240

Nearest Landmark

Mary Todd Dr and Rochelle Rd, San Antonio TX 78240

Name

Mikasa

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73160760

Species

Cat

Description

Tuxedo cat with a missing fang and a kink at the end of her tail. She is 13 years old and skittish.

Message from Owner

She was last seen the morning of Thursday, July 16th. She has never ran away before in our 13 years of owning her. Please let me know if you have seen her. We just lost our other cat two weeks ago to a dog attack and now Mikasa going missing has been absolutely heartbreaking.

Facebook Community Response

Tammy L.

9 hours ago

What to do if you lose your Cat 1. Search all places inside and around your house as cats can hide in small places. 2. Shake their treat bag and softly call their name. 3. Search at dusk and dawn with a flashlight as the light will pick up their eyes. Outside they tend to hide under shrubs, under porches, in open sheds & drainage ditches. You can shake their treats while looking outside too. 4. Put something with your scent on it outdoors, on a porch or deck if possible or in a garage with the door cracked. Sometimes the scent brings them home. You can also put out their litter box but depending on where you live, it could attract predators. 5. Post on nextdoor & Ring Neighbors app. 6. Post on pawboost. You can download a free flyer here. 7. Make a lost pet report to all the local shelters especially in areas that have close boundaries. 8. Post on FB Lost & Found Groups 9. Post on PetFBI site and use .org as the ending. 10. If chipped, report to chip company but don’t forget to change status when your cat is found. 12. Ask your neighbors to check their garages and sheds. Your cat may be coming around the house late at night.

Linda A.

2 days ago

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