Los Angeles, CA Lost Male Cat, Christian Grey Is Missing

Saundra K.

3 weeks ago

Here are some tips for finding kitty: Go out early morning with a flash light, cup of dry food and or treats, shake cup calling their name. Use flash light to look for eye refraction under cars, bushes and dark places to hide. Use food or treats to lure kitty out. Use a towel or jacket to wrap kitty up to bring home in so as not to get scratched or bitten in panic mode. Early morning is quiet, so listen for a faint meow. They normally will remain silent even if you are right next to them. Cats instict to survive. You may have to do this for awhile to find kitty. Check crawl spaces, garages, neighbors sheds, etc. They run in and hide there. Also try looking at feeding time. Hunger will lure them out. Took me over 30 days to get mine back. He was hiding under my neighbors house crawl space. Then it took me 6 more days to catch him with food. He has never left since then. Do not give up. They are great at hiding. They generally go about 2 blocks away unless chased farther away. Check with neighbors too. Extra eyes looking out will help. On the darker side, for closure, if it was a coyote, they consume it within 2 houses of where they catch it. They generally leave parts behind. Walk around looking for evidence of a . Ask gardeners or neighbors of they saw any remains too. Closure is part of this journey. Hopefully kitty is just spooked and around the property hiding. Good luck.

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Brian C.

3 weeks ago

🤍🙏🤍

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Kathy W.

4 weeks ago

Why are there so many missing kitties 😭 How to find your lost kitty. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 https://www.facebook.com/FrontStreetAnimalShelter/videos/204603164050824/ Also, beware of the scammers, since I no longer can see their posts, they've obviously blocked me from calling them out.

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Donna Z.

4 weeks ago

I am so sorry to hear about your loss Cat. There’s a website that is called some thing like how to find your kitty that will give you some chips but here are some of the highlights; posters posters posters everywhere for block area. Tape them to the sides of the mailboxes of your immediate neighbors and also don’t forget behind you. Be real clear with the information on the poster date last seen place last scene. continually check the shelters, and cross reference this site to see if anyone has found a cat that fits your cats description. They have filters to make it easier. If your cat is used to being inside they will not go far if it’s an indoor outdoor cat then increase your range of looking. Put your clothes outside your house with your scent on it to help your cat find his way home. If possible and there are no other animals inside when you are home keep a window or a door ajar so if your cat does find his way back home he can get inside your house. Don’t forget to look up I want could not find my cat because he had been chased 30 feet up into a tree probably by a coyote or a dog. Go out and call for your cat at predawn hours and at sunset when they’re most active tell your neighbors to check the garage and sheds and crawlspaces volunteer to crawl into their crawlspaces if they are not blocked off. Also have them check their security camera footage as well as checking your own. You might want to invest in a trail cam and place it in a way so if he does wander back to your property but can’t get inside your house you’ll know he’s been there. If you have A cat door set it on in only so if he does come in he can’t get back out again. There’s also a company called Find My kitty.com that will do Robo calls for you for a small fee and will help you put posters up. When it rains go back and put more posters up if they come down go back and put more posters up the people you live around need to know that you’re not going to give up on this cat and keep it in the front of their minds. These are just some suggestions I pray you find your baby

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Erin W.

4 weeks ago

If your cat is microchiped, alert the company asap and ensure your contact info is accurate. You also need to blanket the area with flyers....4-5 block radius at a minimum as cats can wander. Hand out flyers to everyone you see, especially postal carriers, UPS and Amazon drivers as they are in the area daily. Alert all the local shelters and post a flyer there too. Also post on Nextdoor, with cat rescues, pet stores and Vet offices, especially if not microchiped. Hoping you find your pet safe and sound. Good luck!