Lost Male Cat in Homer Glen, IL 60491 Named Maja (ID: 7586830)

Jeanine M.

5 months ago

Of course, you have posted signs for a mile radius. Found my guy after 21 hours of searching almos 1/2 mile away.

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Nancy P.

5 months ago

Put litter box, canned food and articles of your worn clothing on the porch or near the door. Tell in person as many neighbors as possible to be on the lookout and ask them to check their garages, sheds and window wells. Both day and night check under bushes and porches and look up into pine trees. At night with a flashlight walk the neighborhood shaking a box of dry food or treats. Put a blanket out on the porch for him to curl up on in case he returns while you are sleeping. Once in a while warm the canned food in the microwave and put out a bowl of water. Can also put some catnip out with your worn clothing.

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Kathy B.

5 months ago

Call Maja's name and shake treats at all hrs of the day and night. It's quieter between 12 am - 4 am. Shine flash light in bushes at night, a cat's eyes will shine. Leave a dirty litter box out side. Put blanket outside. Check garage and have neighbors check their garages. Lost cats are being found in a locked garage. Leave garage open a little bit, for your cat to come back in. Leave a window open, so you can hear a Meow. Call animal control every 3 days. Let mail person and dog walker know. They tend to hide during the day, because of the noise. Check every hiding space outside the house, under porches, crawl spaces. Check closets, under furniture. Check 2 to 17 houses away. Up date your cats micro chip. Make lost posters. Check shelters every 3 days. Check Animal Welfare League. Make sure you register your pet with your county Animal Care and Control. Call the local Police Department. Check with pet stores and Groomers. helpinglostpets.com search.petfbi.org Also check lostmykitty.com microchiphelp.com Also post on Lost Cats Illinois. pawboost.com Check Golf Rose Animal Hospital. Try lurking a cat out with a laser point if you have one. Put up flyers in pet stores, veterinarians groomers and grocery stores. Bunker Hill Wireless Security alert systems. Driveway monitors from Harb Freight. Don't give up.