Calgary, AB Lost Male Cat, CA$H Is Missing

Facebook Community Response

Rick M.

4 weeks ago

Jaime-Lee Hollingsworth you're welcome. I hope it works.

Jaime-Lee H.

4 weeks ago

Rick Micheletti thank you so much for the advice ❤️

Jaime-Lee H.

4 weeks ago

Linda Crump thank you so much ♥️

Jaime-Lee H.

4 weeks ago

Jasmine Angeline I could leave my balcony door open! Do you think that will help?

Jaime-Lee H.

4 weeks ago

Patricia Neyra I tell him everyday that he is the most handsomest boy in all the land 👑

Jaime-Lee H.

4 weeks ago

Karen Tidlund thank you so much for the advice! I will be making posters tomorrow!!

Patricia N.

4 weeks ago

He looks like my Timothy! Cash is a Gorgeous cat!

Linda C.

4 weeks ago

Sorry, Kitty is missing. I would post on. YYC Pet Recovery as well another great site like this one for lost and found animals post on as many as you can to get the word out. I will check with neighbours as quickly as you can kitties that don’t get out often and hide in peoples yards under stairs if you don’t feel comfortable talking to the neighbours make up flyers with kitty‘s picture and contact information. Keep checking with the city of Calgary animal services in case someone has dropped kitty off. They’re thinking he is lost.. getting out often and calling Kitty and also putting out food for short periods of time and being careful that other critters don’t come in and try to get it is some recommendations. I see people give keep checking different times of the day and night to see if kitty is coming back trying to get in they will do that report kitty missing to 311 and if you have to if your community Facebook will let you post on there that you’re missing your kitty with a picture sometimes people take kitties if they think they’re lost or in trouble so they may hold onto them for a little while. I hope your kitty is home very soon. Take care.

Karen T.

4 weeks ago

Go out at nite with a flashlight and their fav food, goodies or salmon and tuna. Look in bushes, under cars, etc. if u have a garage leave the door open a bit with his food or even a window. Make up posters and spread them around the area. Motion lights are helpful. Check the city, all rescue organizations and vets in your area every day.

Vivienne P.

4 weeks ago

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