Revere, MA Lost Male Cat, Trip Is Missing

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Donna B.

2 weeks ago

Hi I sent your post to our volunteer named Brian. He volunteers for Melrose Humane Society. You can talk to him about advice with finding your cat. He'll also let you use the camera and trap too. All of it is free You can email Brian at brian.aurilio@gmail.com or call/text 781.771.7607

Burke D.

2 weeks ago

Trip has been found , thx for the support .

Kevin M.

2 weeks ago

Go around late at night calling them with food and flashlight to catch their eyes. Check around your neighborhood under houses and in small places where they may hide. Put stuff out that has yours and their scent on it. Hang flyers around for people to see. Check shelters and vets daily. Update chip info if they have a chip and its has not been update since a move. Ask neighbors to check in their garages incase they ended up trapped in one. I pray you get your baby back safe and soon.

Iren D.

2 weeks ago

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Angelamarie P.

2 weeks ago

Praying this love bug is found soon

Patti R.

2 weeks ago

CAT HIDING INDOORS Cats can hide for days indoors. Owners tell me their cat wouldn’t be inside because they will come out to eat - One was located in a basement crawl space after 10 days! Here are some indoor places cats have been found you may not have thought of looking: In closets, take everything out, they can hide very well. If you have ducts/pipes running from floor to ceiling, notice any openings where the cat could crawl in to the floor/ceiling or even inside the duct. Under your upholstered furniture if there are any tears or openings along the seam, cats can climb in. Same on mattresses and box springs. Look inside your recliner if you have one. Found one hiding inside a mattress on someone’s porch once! Look in ALL draws; had someone find their cat hiding for 3-4 days in the dresser, no idea how it got there. In back of, underneath and INSIDE all appliances, fridge, stove, dishwasher. Someone had one hiding in their bottom draw on stove. Washer/dryer - Look in your dryer vent. Inside kitchen cabinets, any openings, holes inside. Had one found inside a cabinet but got underneath the bottom of it. If you have any openings in basement walls. Found one under plywood floor in a basement. Another under the floor in basement where the toilet was raised higher. China cabinet, inside, on top; bookshelves. Sitting on a chair tucked into the table. If you have suspended tile ceilings, had one inside a ceiling one time. If you have slot of stuff in your basement or stairs to your attic you need to actually move things and search in boxes. Etc. If cat has access to basement or attic, put tunafish and catnip out and notice if any is eaten. You can sprinkle a little bit of catnip but make a neat little circle, about the diameter of a half dollar, so you can notice if it has been touched. Cats will usually roll around on it, and it will become scattered.

Patti R.

2 weeks ago

Please put a phone number, pawboost is not the easiest way to contact you quickly if needed. Are you certain the cat is outdoors as in you saw him?

Luna C.

2 weeks ago

Most likely your cat is near by. These are steps you should follow.....1) Sprinkle lots of cat nip near the door he got out from and your yard.2) Leave an unlaundered Tshirt or article of clothing(someone mentioned socks) near the door. 3) Go outside and call him frequently or when possible....especially at night when there is less traffic noise. 4) Pass out flyers with his picture and your phone number on it, put in peoples mailbox's and talk to as many neighbors as possible (this is how I got my cat back, years ago). 5) go out in the evening around your neighborhood....look closely under bushes, porch steps etc.... using a FLASH LIGHT. Cats eyes will shine like reflectors when the light is used. 6) Put real TUNAFISH outside near your door. 7)Please do not put the litter box outside. It will attract predators like coyotes.8)Don't give up!

Elizabeth N.

2 weeks ago

Get canned mackeral (available anywhere, including Walmart) and put it as high as you can reach on trees on your property. The scent will waft in the breeze and will serve as a beacon to let your cat know where home is. Simultaneously, crook your door open at night and sit by the door. Cats are known to return home this way. Your cat is lost and doesn't know where home is. Please act immediately and don't give up. We are in a bad heat wave. Leave water and wet food (wet food for hydration) outdoors and change both often. I hope your cat returns asap. ❤️

Joyce A.

2 weeks ago

Prayers for a speedy safe return home!

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