Thor is Missing in Atlanta, GA

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Lost Male Cat last seen Last seen on the 900 block of Austin Avenue in Inman Park across from the Albert, Atlanta, GA 30307

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

July 14, 2026

Location Last Seen

Atlanta, GA 30307

Nearest Landmark

Last seen on the 900 block of Austin Avenue in Inman Park across from the Albert

Name

Thor

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

73146313

Species

Cat

Description

1 yr old male short haired orange tabby cat

Message from Owner

Please let us know if you have any potential sightings of Thor in the neighborhood! Contact Ward at‬

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Pamela S.

2 months ago

So sorry to hear that your cat is missing, here are some things that might help in your search. Put out things that smell familiar, like their toys, bed, definitely their favorite food and water. And things that smell like you such as a shirt or blanket. Double check every place in your house, crawlspaces, sheds, and garages, and in the bushes around your house. Ask neighbors to do the same. Cats will hide in the darndest places. And call his name while you're walking around outside looking for him, or even inside in case he's trapped in a closet. The sound of your voice will help. Get flyers up in the area and make sure your neighbors are all aware to be on the lookout. Post on PawBoost and all the Lost Pet sites for where you live, and those will get shared. Constantly check with all of the animal shelters and they're posting a lot their intakes on Facebook. Also check with vets in the area. You can set out a humane trap and see if you can catch your kitty that . If your cat is micro chipped, which I hope it is, check with the microchip company in case somebody finds your cat . If you have Ring or other security cameras outside, check those, and ask neighbors if they can check theirs as well. And if you've heard about coyotes in the area, please don't continue to let them outside. Please bring them inside and keep them inside to keep them safe going forward.

Liz M.

2 months ago

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