Anchorage, AK Lost Male Cat, Keanu Is Missing

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Morgan M.

3 weeks ago

Calista Rose it was dark fur....have u called vets?

Calista R.

3 weeks ago

Morgan M Alexander was it more of a dark fur or maybe dirt? Cause the first time he ran away he came back with dirt all over him..so I’m hoping it’s just a darker cat..

Morgan M.

3 weeks ago

Calista Rose he looked darker less white patches

Calista R.

3 weeks ago

Becky Casagranda thank you 🥺❤️

Calista R.

3 weeks ago

Morgan M Alexander did he look like him in any way🥺

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Becky C.

4 weeks ago

I'm so sorry for your kitty cat l hope you will find him soon 🙏 ❤️ 💙 😔 😢

Morgan M.

4 weeks ago

If so the kitty got run over

Morgan M.

4 weeks ago

I drove by a kitty on L street...hope it wasnt your kitty

Cynthia W.

4 weeks ago

FOOD & SCENT STATIONS Where the pet was lost from and/or when you get sightings: put out food & scent stations, both on the ground and then up higher as well so the smell carries on the wind. So every station is really two; all of the following ingredients go on the ground and then again right above that 4-6 feet off the ground. If you don’t know which way the animal went and/or you haven’t had any sightings I recommend putting a station at each corner of your property. Your stations should consist of: 1) wet rather than dry food or even better McDonald’s cheeseburgers or equivalent torn into pieces minus onions and pickles (that’s my go to) 2) something that smells like home like their bed on the ground or a blanket they sleeps on (and straw if possible- they very well may bed down there!!!) or scent items belonging to the owner like dirty socks or used pillowcases. 3) then a spray of liquid smoke (sold next to ketchup- I transfer it to a spray bottle carefully outside where I want the smell not inside!) if available. All of that makes one food and scent station on the ground. Next: above that spot on the ground smear wet food or peanut butter or liverwurst or impale piece of McDonald’s meat on a branch, d dirty sock or pillowcase over tree branch and spray tree branches with liquid smoke. Refresh all of your items every 12 hours, ideally just after first light and again before dusk. It’s helpful to use game cams to see sooner rather than later it’s what animal it was that hopefully ate some of the food you put out. If it’s your animal take the others stations away and work just that one. If the animal is eating from the station but too skittish to be caught the next step would be to get a humane trap. It’s OK if you can’t do every single thing on the list (or food if that’s an issue where you are), just do something like stinky socks hung from more than one branch in more than one spot to get a bunch of smell out there. Please ask if you have any questions! Also as you’re walking around your yard put stinky food in a stinky sock and tie it to a stick or string and drag it behind you to create a scent trail. Have a backpack with an open jar of peanut butter and open bags of treats etc to create another scent trail and also drop tiny, tiny bits of food and drop every few feet. All trails are connected and don’t go by busy roads.

Cynthia W.

4 weeks ago

Please also post on the Facebook lost and found pet pages if you have not: * Anchorage Pets Lost & Found https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1AZSwgQc8A/?mibextid=K35XfP * Lost and Found Pets Alaska https://www.facebook.com/share/g/14D6nc7Jxk/?mibextid=K35XfP

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