Marietta, GA Lost Male Cat, Tuffy Is Missing

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Lynda H.

2 months ago

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Rose M.

2 months ago

Praying you find him God bless him , you guys and any body who helps , loves and cares for him and you guys 🙏 .

Liz M.

2 months ago

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Jennifer A.

2 months ago

Put up signs, contact local vets and shelters, talk to your neighbors, and post on all the lost and found groups you can find. Put out food and water. Leave a way open for him to get back inside or make him a shelter. If you don't have a camera, get one (to see if he comes home for the food....a neighbor's camera is not the same), and keep food out for the kitty. Go out really early in the morning like 3 when it's totally quiet and call softly and listen for your kitty to answer back. They go into wild mode sometimes after they've been out when they're used to being in, so be prepared for the kitty to run or seem aggressive. One of ours recently got out and this is how we got her back after 10 days. We saw her on the camera at 3AM the 9th day. I went out and called for her at 3 the next morning when it was still and quiet outside. She answered back to me from behind our rose bushes. She bit me twice while I was bringing her in, but she was acting like herself again in a few hours after she settled down. It sometimes takes 10-14 days for a scared cat to be comfortable enough to come back around home. I hope you get your kitty home. Good luck.

Rene P.

2 months ago

🙏🙏🙏😻

Julie K.

2 months ago

Lostcatfinder.com

Loretta S.

2 months ago

Lord find their fur baby 🙏🏻

Melisa M.

2 months ago

Hope these tips help and your cat is home quickly; 1. Make sure to thoroughly check trees. 2 Stay outside looking ( even just sitting outside) as much and long as possible. 3 Check outside hiding places. 4 once cats get out and scared their feral instincts may kick in and she’ll be less likely to come out. Be patient and 5 use flashlight at night to look for reflective eyes under bushes , decks, etc 6 post on Nextdoor 7 Leave posters at vets and shelters and surrounding neighborhoods 8 post on any local neighborhood fb pages 9 ask neighbors to check garages, sheds, under decks, trees, etc 10 while cats won’t typically track scent, they do know your scent. Put something you’ve worn by your d oors as comfort when they get near