Queens, NY Lost Male Cat, Kedi Is Missing

Facebook Community Response

Jeanine B.

2 days ago

Queens Lost & Found Pets - QLFP

Ellen M.

4 days ago

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1PCnwLZB3r/? This is the post

Ellen M.

4 days ago

I saw this post on astoria central page. I pray it is not your baby but this is right in the area yours was lost. Please contact the person who posted it. Someone left a dead cat in a crate outside of a building on 31st Ave. As if that’s not bad enough (and heartbreaking) I was walking by with my three year-old son who also saw the cat in the crate and got very upset without even truly understanding the situation. IF YOU CANNOT CARE FOR ANIMALS DONT GET THEM! And certainly don’t discard them like trash . I bring this up because people need to do better. For the cat and animals in general, and the random people walking by that don’t need to be scarred at 7:30am.

Marilyn D.

4 days ago

A few general suggestions … for indoor cats …. Leave a reentry door (realize it may be impossible) but if you know how s/he got out, maybe you can open it slightly) ….. often they return to where they escaped. Leave a scent trail with your unwashed clothes/socks/slipper or a blanket used on your deck. S/He’s likely close by and more likely to return when it’s dark and quiet outside or when s/he feels safe. They’re frightened and in survival mode. Check cameras, if you have them, to see if s/he’s returning at night when quiet. Ask neighbors to do the same. Indoor kitties usually stay close to home. Check under your deck or anywhere s/he might hide …. look in sheds, garages and basements. Gently talk to s/he while searching. Don’t scream or yell, it might frighten them even though it’s your voice. The cat could have gotten stuck in a shed or garage taking refuge and unable to get out. Go door to door and ask if anyone has seen her. Flyers are essential .. give them to neighbors in at least a 3 block radius. Sent from my iPhone

Marilyn D.

4 days ago

***Very important ….for sightings Flyers are effective in getting the message out about your missing animal . Many people aren’t on Facebook; don't know about local lost and found Facebook pages, etc. so cover all your bases. Post flyers everywhere …. Put on mailboxes / under door mats .. and polls in your surrounding area in at least a three block radius in case someone sees or starts feeding your animal or sees them on their ring/camera. Also give one to the mail person … they’re in your area each day and might have a sighting. Ask neighbors to check their yards … Knock on doors ….ask for help. Also post on Neighbor app / Ring and any social media sites available in your surrounding area for lost and found animals. Sent from my iPad

Cathy H.

4 days ago

Go out at night when it’s quiet and call for him or her. Sit there, keep calling for him or her, and wait. It may take a couple of hours. Look under bushes with a flashlight. Look up in trees, maybe he got up there and too scared to come down. Knock on car’s hoods. They like to keep warm in car wheels or inside engines. Put something that smells like you out with a can of tuna. Maybe set up a humane trap. Some say leave a door open, so he could come in. Put up fliers and ask your neighbors to make sure he’s not locked up in their garages, sheds, basements, attics. Call local vets and actually go to shelters. Sometimes, animals are brought into shelters before the front office knows about them. Saying St. Anthony’s prayer to find pets and things can’t hurt. Good luck. 🙏🙏

Nayak S.

4 days ago