Jonesboro, GA Lost Male Cat, Theo Is Missing

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Tiffany A.

3 months ago

Pamela Steiger Bell thank you so much. I will be printing flyers today and posting them up. I feel like I've tried almost everything thanks for helping ❤️

Tiffany A.

3 months ago

Kimberly Moss Allen thabk you so much. We've been asking neighbors. I think someone might have him and is keeping him put away. We tried to make him stay in the house but he was too curious about outside. He's slipped outside a few times but he's always returned in a few hours. His collar went missing off of him the time before this last time when he did not come home. I feel so lost on what to do so I really appreciate your comment.❤️

Kimberly M.

3 months ago

Inside cats usually hide close by. Check crawlspaces and sheds and neighbor's crawlspaces and sheds with their permission. Go out at dark with a flashlight to see glowing eyes in bushes and up trees. Leave a way open for them at night. Also post on ring and Nextdoor apps. Signs can also be helpful. Please also watch out for scammers. Praying you find your baby.

Pamela S.

3 months ago

So sorry to hear that your cat is missing, here are some things that might help in your search. Put out things that smell like your cat, like their toys, bed, definitely their favorite food and water. And things that smell like you such as a shirt or blanket. Double check every place in your house, and garage, and in the bushes around your house. Cats will hide in the darndest places. Get flyers up in the area and make sure your neighbors are all aware to be on the lookout. Post on all the Lost Pet sites for where you live, and those will get shared.. If your cat is micro chipped, which I hope it is, check with the microchip company in case somebody finds your cat . If you have Ring or other security cameras outside, check those, and ask neighbors if they can check theirs as well. And if you've heard about coyotes in the area, please don't continue to let them outside. Please bring them inside and keep them inside to keep them safe going forward.

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