Brentwood, NY Lost Male Cat, Toby Is Missing

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Joan C.

6 years ago

Please keep calling himespeciallyat nightwhen all is quiet. He is nearby and may be stuck in a garage or shed or hiding under bushes.

Julie M.

6 years ago

Indoor kitties usually stay close to home. Put something with your scent on it (unwashed clothes) outside as well as the kitties litter box. If you have any other cats or put something with there scent on it too. Check under your porch if you have one. Check under grills, sheds, in garages, sheds, basements. The cat could have gotten stuck in a neighbors shed. Check yours as well as. Go door to door and ask if anyone has seen her, even put flyers at peoples doors. Leave out bowls of stinky foods , such as mackerel or sardines and set a trap with worn piece of your clothing. If there are any abandon houses or for sale houses, with no one living in them check there. Also look around at night under bushes and in shrubs with a bright flashlight. It may catch on the kitties eyes. Looking at night when its quieter is better. If he went out the door leave it open might just come in on his own.you could also get a camera (Such as the Nest. They’re not too expensive). And to leave a window or door cracked open with food inside the house by that opening. They usually go to The same opening they escaped from.

Jo R.

6 years ago

Keep sharing

William M.

6 years ago

Fb jail

Lizeth E.

6 years ago

Shared

Marie T.

6 years ago

Prayers he’s found soon and safe

Cathy L.

6 years ago

I used Kelly from Professional Pet Trackers to help find my cat that was missing for 2 weeks. She has 2 highly trained German shepherds that track the cat's scent. Her dog pinpointed the location and we set traps and 3 days later caught the cat. This cat was a Foster and not familiar or bonded with us. He was caught in the bushes 3 houses away from us and that was exactly where the dog led us. I would not have believed it unless I saw it myself. So important to know about this service.

Arlene L.

6 years ago

Shared.good luck. Check bushes, garages, up in trees. Put something with his scent outside like a liter box. Leave smelly food outside. Call shelters.

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