Humble, TX Lost Male Cat, Toulouse Is Missing

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Lenny G.

2 years ago

•Please place clothes with your scent at your front and back doors along with food and water and some of your pets favorite toys... •Stand outside calling your pet for 10-15 minutes at a time... •Walk your immediate neighborhood with leash in hand... •Place flyers about your pet inside clear plastic sheet covers and tape them to utility poles or telephone poles... •Place a sign in your front yard to let people know of your lost pet situation... •FaceBook has a number of dog rescue/lost pet organizations... •If your pet is a special breed then check Facebook to see if there is one for that particular breed of dog •Pray and believe your pet will return to you because it is also looking for you... •Enlist the help of friends and family to help you... Envision your pet coming home... •Keep hope alive by being as proactive as you can be! •Good luck to you and your beloved pet and don't give up!

Cicely W.

2 years ago

Fliers on porches a block around.Talk to neighbors. Wont go far. I had one 5 doors down for 6 weeks. they dont come when you call but someone kept the flier and called when she spotted him.

Smart D.

2 years ago

Share this with Pet Recovery Teamto alert them They’ve been very helpful at reuniting lost pets.

Erika W.

2 years ago

When your cat comes home, please keep it inside. Most cats that go outside live short lives that end tragically due to: bad weather, cars, cat fights, loose dogs, disease/parasites, chemicals/poison, local predators of land or air, or people that don't want them on their property. Not only is it unrealistic to think you can make your cat's safety other people's concern, it's irresponsible. Knowing this and still putting it outside is no different from playing Russian roulette with their life.

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