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Honey is Missing in Ottawa, ON

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

August 7, 2026

Location Last Seen

Ottawa, ON

Nearest Landmark

Shirley’s Brook drive

Name

Honey

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73240306

Species

Cat

Description

Siamese, female, 9 years old

Message from Owner

🚨 Lost Cat – Please Help! 🐾 Our beloved cat Honey has been missing since 9:00 AM this morning. We are extremely worried and are hoping someone may have seen her. If you have any information or spot Honey, please send us a message.Last seen area North Kanata Shirley’s Brook Drive. Thank you so much for helping us bring Honey home. ❤️

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Mike L.
1 month ago
First vet will check for microchip and she’ll be home in no time
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Esin S.
1 month ago
Sharon Patterson we did exactly same. Play cat sound cus she is very motherly. She could come out if she is around. We searched almost 5k area of our house.😭We are so heartbroken. She was with us for 9 years. She was so smart and does not leave our porch. We are scared if someone took her.
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Bruce B.
1 month ago
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Bruce B.
1 month ago
Such a cuty hope he finds his way home 🏡 keep us in touch please.
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Diane A.
1 month ago
I know where west end villa is,I worked there. Is it near there? Im driving home in am from work,I could try to see if I spot her
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Tia A.
1 month ago
Omg I am a Siamese mom and this is very upsetting. I hope you find her very soon.
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Sharon P.
1 month ago
Go to You Tube and play cat and kitten sounds near sheds, decks, garages and any place that a cat would hide. Ask your neighbours for permission first. Go about 5 to 10 houses in either direction, across the street and neighbours behind. Play the video for about 20 seconds then stop it and listen for a response. Play it several more times and listen then move on to another neighbours house. Keep doing this and go back to places you have already checked as your kitty could be hiding in several places, moving from one to another in the early morning or at night. Make sure before you play the video that it doesn't have sounds of cats being aggressive. You could also put a little sardines in spring water outside your door and watch for your cat. Don't leave them out overnight or you could draw predators. If kitty shows up then please stay calm and don't rush to grab kitty. It will be frightened and will probably run from you. You might end up needing to use a live trap which must be monitored at all times. If wildlife goes in you must release it and reset the trap. Only put a small amount of food at the back of the trap. No food anywhere else if you have a trap set. Cats won't go into a trap if there is other food around. Don't give up on finding your kitty. Good luck!https://youtu.be/mGc0Z7E0U1I
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Sharon P.
1 month ago
Check the area around your neighborhood but don't call your cats name until you are walking back home otherwise your cat will follow your voice away from home and probably get further lost.
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Sharon P.
1 month ago
It's actually best if you ask your neighbours if they mind if you check their sheds because your kitty is very scared and will be well hidden. Nobody will check as well as an owner. People take a look and don't see the cat and say it's not there when it could in fact be in there. Also check behind anything that could be leaning up against a house or shed. If kitty has claws then takea good look up trees in case it was chased up one. The needles on pine and spruce make it harder to see a cat so you have to take a really good look up those. You must stay calm because your kitty might run from you now too. Speak softly and don't make any quick moves to grab kitty. Preferably don't have kids help look as they tend to get too excited and that will make kitty more frightened and it might bolt. Good luck!!
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Susan H.
1 month ago
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