Reunited Male Cat in Herriman, UT 84096 (ID: 73594729)

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Chris D.

1 week ago

Jayden Knorr well for example I had a cat for a week and he got out . He went under the fence and by an irrigation. He didn't have a name yet. So I really couldn't call her and we had a cat colony by the apartments. Anyway, he stayed in the area for a month and someone here picked him up and brought him to me. And I had a cat that was gone longer than a month. He showed up at the back door really skinny. I kind of assumed he might have been in a shed or garage. Sometimes they join up with a cat colony.

Jayden K.

2 weeks ago

Chris Draper I feel like I’ve checked everywhere close by, how long do they usually stay close to home?

Chris D.

2 weeks ago

Jayden Knorr We're trying.

Chris D.

2 weeks ago

He's close. Keep calling him And check sheds and garages.

Barbara R.

2 weeks ago

Leave open a garage door, sliding patio door, window, etc. Cats will often hide during the day and move under the cover of darkness and sneak back into the house. Several cats have returned to their owners this way recently. It is effective. Also, keep walking your neighborhood, they usually don’t go very far but can be scared and hiding. Check under decks, bushes, or just sit quietly for hours to see if you see or hear your cat. See if any neighbors have Ring/doorbell cameras or other cameras and ask them to check their footage to see if they see your cat. Also think about setting a humane trap. A lot of shelters or animal rescue groups have them to loan. Cover the trap with a blanket or something so it doesn’t look like a trap. Bait the trap with a food your cat loves. You have to constantly check the trap though. You might catch a wild animal and that is super stressful for the animal (just release it asap), plus, depending on the weather, extreme cold or heat, it can be dangerous. But if you can check a trap every hour or put a camera on it, it is a good way to catch your cat. You may have to camouflage the trap a bit with a blanket or tree branches. Traps can look scary.

Leigh K.

2 weeks ago

When I lived in Houston and my cat got out, I walked the neighborhood/blocks around my house calling for her at intervals between 12-3am (when it is really quiet) for several nights and I was able to draw her back towards our house and eventually I caught her in our yard. I have given this advice many times and so far most people have been able to find their cats. Don't give up! Your cat is probably just scared, hiding and needs to be drawn out! 🙏🙏🙏

Gillian P.

2 weeks ago

Can you go to your neighbours to check their sheds and garages

Jayden K.

2 weeks ago

Please help me find him!!

Reunited Cat in Herriman, UT 84096

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