Spokane Valley, WA Lost Male Cat, Gus Is Missing

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Kat F.

3 months ago

Play this sound LOUDLY when searching for "Gus"! https://www.facebook.com/reel/615217511421351/ My cat comes running whenever I play this sound!! When searching for Gus, the best times are around Dawn and Dusk when it's quieter. Bring a flashlight and look under bushes and around outbuildings and you might catch his eyes reflecting back. Gus may be trapped or injured so listen carefully and he might tell you where he's at! Prayers for a swift and successful search 🙏🏽 ✨️ Shared

Julielyn L.

3 months ago

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Carol D.

3 months ago

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Anna S.

3 months ago

Have you gone out in your neighborhood when it's really quiet and worked it like a grid and call for your kidding loudly then be quiet and listen! He could be locked in a shed locked in a garage and if he's crying back to you his cry will be muffled hence the reason it needs to be at a quiet time in your neighborhood! When you go out at night time take a flashlight the light will reflect off their eyes look under decks bushes cars up trees they can get into the smallest of places but he very well could be locked in someone's shed a garage since it's the time of year that people are getting in it for a day and then locking it for a week or two! Be diligent and it needs to be during a quiet time most likely early morning or evening. Cats are naturally nocturnal so they move more during the evening then the daytime besides there's too much business going on during the day they hunker down. Hopefully he hasn't become part of the food chain! This time of year coyotes around hunting owls around hunting Hawks are out hunting I've even seen Eagles in the Hilliard area flying overhead hunting. Any unprotected small dog, cat, bunny to them it's just lunch or dinner.

Cindy K.

3 months ago

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