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Willow is Missing in High Point, NC

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Lost Male Cat last seen hse, High Point, NC 27262
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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

March 21, 2026

Location Last Seen

High Point, NC 27262

Nearest Landmark

hse

Name

Willow

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

72688182

Species

Cat

Description

It’s orange with white

Message from Owner

When you hold it in your arms it will put there head under your arms

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Talia M.
1 week ago
La DuukI’m pretty sure I saw your cat today and was petting him. Is Willow neutered? Because this cat wasn’t
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La D.
4 weeks ago
This might be him though it’s been months he could have been grown now and the top of his fur doesn’t look the same
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La D.
4 weeks ago
MaryBeth Bost Lexington area 
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Lori H.
2 months ago
La Duuk is this him??
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Lori H.
2 months ago
Is this your cat???
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La D.
2 months ago
The last time I saw him was February 18th 2026 not March 21 2026
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MaryBeth B.
2 months ago
Location?
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Sheila M.
2 months ago
When in/out cats don't come home, it's usually because they've gotten stuck or closed up into something unexpectedly. Check under/inside decks, crawl spaces, sheds, garages, any other structures with doors. Ask neighbors to check, or let u check, those areas on their property. Signs with photo posted quickly all around the area can help a lot. Post on NextDoor, and on all surrounding lost pet sites. Critical to keep searching. Many cat owners stop their search way too soon. Creating a "safe zone" for him to reapproach home is essential if he was scared away, and could be stuck in fear state. Also, if he's closed up or stuck somewhere, he can't return until you locate that place, so calling for him isn't always successful. Kim Freeman Cat Detective has extensive details on this and other tips on her website. Hope he's home soon!
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Sheila M.
2 months ago
This also works for in/out kitties- Since he/she's an indoor kitty, he/she's likely very nearby, within a 7 house radius, hiding in fear. One of the most effective tips I see posted is- Take treats and a flashlight out when it's dawn/dusk/ night. Walk slowly, shine light under bushes and other areas, like decks and crawl spaces, and up into trees. Pause, shake treats, calmly call his/her name. Listen for rustling sounds or replies. Take a few more steps, repeat. OnlY do this within your own yard, so you don't accidentally encourage your cat to leave the immediate area. Many cats will not reply even to owners when lost. Important to keep ur voice calm and gentle, even though ur stressed and panicked. Post on NextDoor. Notify mail carrier that ur looking for him/her. Notify neighbors so they know he/she's not a stray if they see him/her. Look at neighbors doorbell cams for sightings. ****Indoor cats will often try to get back inside, but can't find a way in.**** If safe, leave a door or window cracked, with smelly cat food and/or your worn clothing nearby. If not safe to leave door open, make sure u still leave water out for him/her. Food, too, if u can keep an eye on it to make sure dominant strays don't get to it and consequently keep him/her away. Have a safe, warm box shelter box nearby.
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Sheila M.
2 months ago
The effectiveness of signs posted quickly all around the area can not be overstated. Reaches those not on social media and lets neighbors know he/she's not a stray.
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