Reunited Male Cat in Plainville, CT 06062 (ID: 73311182)

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Joyce P.

4 days ago

great news

Rae A.

4 days ago

Yayyyy

Carol W.

4 days ago

Fabulous news

Karen B.

4 days ago

Great news 👏 👍

Jason H.

5 days ago

I asked AI for tips: Immediate Search & Strategy Guidance • Focus on the 500-Meter Radius: Indoor-only cats who escape are almost always terrified and hiding very close to home. Encourage them to search thoroughly within a few houses of where Odie was last seen (near Bartlett St & East St). • Search Night & Early Morning: Indoor cats in survival mode will usually stay completely silent and hidden during the day. Advise searching between 10 PM and 4 AM with a flashlight (looking for eye shine) while calling softly and shaking a familiar treat bag. • Check Trapped Spaces: Ask neighbors along Bartlett St and East St to check inside open garages, sheds, under decks, bulkheads, and crawlspaces where a spooked cat might have slipped in and gotten locked inside. • Set Up Scent Lures (Scent Station): Place Odie's unwashed bed, a blanket he sleeps on, or a worn shirt from his owners near the back door. Familiar, safe human and home scents carry well in the breeze without drawing in neighborhood strays. • Use a Safe Humane Trap: Setting up a humane Havahart trap baited with strong-smelling food (like mackerel, sardine oil, or warm wet food) in a quiet, covered spot near the escape point is often the fastest way to recover a terrified indoor cat. • Check Traps Frequently: Check humane traps at least every 2 to 3 hours, or monitor them live with a wireless outdoor camera. Trapped cats can panic, injure themselves, or suffer heat and weather distress if left confined for extended periods. Local Reporting & Contacts • Plainville Animal Control: Ensure a report is filed directly with Plainville Animal Control at (860) 747-1616 so they have his description on file if someone calls him in. • Surrounding Shelters & Vets: Notify neighboring Bristol Animal Control (860) 584-3087, the Connecticut Humane Society in Newington (800) 452-0114, and local vet clinics (like Apple Valley or Chippens Hill) in case he is brought in by a good Samaritan. • Facebook & Local Groups: In addition to PawBoost, share his flyer to targeted regional groups like Lost and Found Dogs/Cats of Connecticut and local town pages for Plainville, Bristol, and Southington.

Becca G.

7 days ago

FOUND!!!❤️

Anthony V.

1 week ago