Conroe, TX Lost Male Cat, GAR Is Missing

Gerrie S.

5 months ago

I have gathered these suggestions from many years of personal experience. Check the local shelters. Someone may have taken him in. Talk to your neighbors someone may have taken him in or given him shelter. Check neighbors garages and storage sheds he may have sought shelter from fear or bad weather. If you haven't already done so put a sign in your yard with a picture and phone number that way if someone finds him, they will know you have a lost cat. Also try putting food, litter box, his bedding and clothing with your scent on it nearby outside. He may be able to find his way home by familiar scents. Most cats that get outside accidentally don't go far from home. Be sure to look up. Check trees and bushes. Try going out about sundown around your neighborhood and call for him. Walk and call and listen for him. Take a can of cat food like fish, pop the top, tap it with a s, familiar sounds may bring him running to you. Cats tend to move at night so be watchful after dark, he may try to come home but no one is awake to let him in. Don't give up hope, cats have found their way home after being gone a very long time. Cats are amazing! I hope these suggestions will help to bring your pet home. Prayers that you find your missing cat very soon...so handsome and I know you miss him.

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Stephanie W.

5 months ago

I share found cat posts on my page Lost and Found Cats of the HKA, Porter, Spring, New Caney areas for areas from Conroe to Galveston and have lost cat tips there as well. Don't fall for instagram/whatsapp scams and never respond to 6 digit code requests.

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Ali D.

5 months ago

I'm copying and pasting so sorry if the wrong he/ she used- Just some advice that I’ve heard along the way- you’re going to have less luck looking for him during the day. It’ll take commitment, but I would go at night (once all the car busy times are over, I’m talking night night when it’s quiet and still out, around 10-11pm). And then the second best time is around 5am because cat’s biological clocks have them active right before sunrise. He’ll feel safe enough to walk around before all the morning cars/ dog walkers etc start going for the day. You’ll need to walk around calling his name, pretty loud . Who cares if you think you sound stupid 😂 he needs to hear your voice! And I would bring a bag of his treats, or a plate of his warmed up food so it’s super smelly. And I would leave his favorite blankets, unwashed clothing and blankets from yalls house around the perimeter of your property (backyard and front porch/ garage) so he knows where home is. I would also sprinkle some litter from his dirty litter box around your grass. They can smell SUPER far away, and that’ll be his specific scent. Leave the garage cracked, so in case he makes his way back home, he has shelter to wait for y’all. Put his litter box inside the garage. I wouldn’t be scared about “critters” coming in, or unwanted cats. Most cats don’t want to go into unknown environments anyways. But just know that kitties return all the time, I promise. Just have faith. Always go out there calling his name. Leave his litter out, do all the things. Never give up! And POST FLYERS!!! All around your neighborhood. Someone might have taken him in thinking they’re taking care of him, without realizing he’s missing. Especially with the cold weather people are more willing to take pets in. So I would put flyers on mailboxes, since sometimes people are not on these apps/ websites, especially the elderly. The scent thing of the litter box and used/ worn clothing is really successful though. Highly recommend you doing that!!!! ASAP! Better to do it before he travels too far Post on Nextdoor app and Pawboost!!

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Ali D.

5 months ago

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5 months ago

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