Phoenix, AZ Lost Male Cat, Chupon Is Missing

Annie O.

2 weeks ago

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Robin M.

3 weeks ago

For Lost cat do immediately Cats do not wander far from home. Try putting some of your dirty clothes outside sometimes a familiar smell helps them find their way home, even their cat bed. Put water out but no food. Cats usually don't go far.. They hunker down in the daytime especially in the heat and come out at night. Put up fliers talk to neighbors check under shrubs, sheds anywhere it is quiet and safe and would make a good hiding place... Check at night with flashlight don't give up💕sharing with prayers. Make sure he isn't locked in a neighbors garage. Dusk and Dawn walk neighborhood shaking a treat bag calling his name. Sending prayers🙏 There is controversy about putting dirty kitty litter box out, some say "Their" smell attracts other animals(coyotes etc) and others say it helps the cat find it's way home. Your call on this. If microchipped check info to make sure current and ask company to flag as Missing/Lost. Don't give up❤️Post on your local NEXTDOOR. Since they don’t go far possibly a neighbor has seen. Put up flyers

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Shan S.

3 weeks ago

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Lorayne R.

3 weeks ago

Try putting his bedding outside. If you ever get him back, keep him inside or on a leash and get him microchipped. Report as lost at petcolove.org

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Lorayne R.

3 weeks ago

If not already Contact HARTT They have the best record for Reuniting Contact them completing form on website https://azhartt.org/programs-services/lostpethelp/ Fill out their online request form and they will contact you you A volunteer will connect with you and advise you on what to do until they come to you. All services are free Much success If you haven’t done so already, please post on Nextdoor for your surrounding neighborhoods. Put up flyers all around your area and beyond. File a lost report with the MCACC at 602-506-7387 Check the shelters. Contact the azHARTT.org for help. They are an amazing, experienced group of volunteers that will do everything possible to help you find him. Fill out their online request form and they will contact you you. Shared I am so sorry about your sweet cat A spayed or neutered cat will not go far from home. Usually not even a block. Put her/his litter box and put some dirty clothes outside ASAP and put favorite bowls of water out (no food attracts wild life) intermittently up and down your street hidden under bushes. This is called a scent trail and will hopefully bring him home. Leave your garage door open a few inches so he can come in. Go out in the evening and before the sunrise and shake her/his favorite treats and search with a flashlight in cozy dark areas. Many cats get stuck somewhere so make sure you check your home and yard very thoroughly. There was a kitty recently that was missing for 36 hours. The owner finally heard a small meow and she had been stuck behind the stove that entire time. Get out walking about 9-11 pm 2-3 mile radius calling kitty names and listening, and walk early in the morning.5-7a.m. Ask neighbors to check security cams/ ring Leave a window open for access overnight. Get flyers out in radius. Leave something out you have worn. Leave water for all living things. Take Flashlight with you light picks up eyes in dark Sent from my iPhone