Jersey Village, TX Lost Male Cat, Blitzø Is Missing

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Welty C.

2 hours ago

Oh no! You should definitely message this group on Facebook right away: https://www.facebook.com/share/1C8SABKs32/?mibextid=wwXIfr They are a truly trusted team—when my pet got lost, they miraculously found her in only one day! They are so kind and will start helping you look immediately.

Kim M.

2 hours ago

Also go out late at night when it’s quiet and with a flashlight. It will shine on their eyes.

Kim M.

2 hours ago

Totally agree with putting the litter box outside. My cat was gone for 6 days and someone suggested putting it outside on day 6 and he was home in 20 minutes. I’m told they generally don’t go far.

Cicely W.

2 hours ago

flyers on porches a block around. talk to neighbors. wont go far. be patient. inside cats get scared outside and may not answer when called. A neighbor five doors down kept the flyer and after 6 weeks when I had given up she called and had spotted my cat hiding in the front bushes exactly where I'd called for him dozens of times.. best to call when it's quiet like at night

Jeffery M.

2 hours ago

Check on 24petconnect.com, they are linked to all the local shelters and you can search by your zip code. Call and physically go into the shelters to look for him.

Jeffery M.

2 hours ago

Also try playing cats or kittens meowing on YouTube outside in your yard or in a window of your home. Check with neighbors as he may have been accidentally locked in a garage or shed.

Jeffery M.

2 hours ago

Try putting something outside with your scent on it, worn socks seem to work best. If you have a garage put a bowl of food in there and leave the door open enough for him to get in. Although I am sure you have already done this, start searching immediately and keep looking. Look in bushes, under cars, and anywhere he can crawl into, they tend to stay close to home. Take a can of food with you and call his name or use whatever sound gets him to come to you. Search early morning, evenings with a flashlight, and late at night. Praying for his safe return home 🙏

Nicholas M.

3 hours ago

L Dexter Price thank you for the advice!

L D.

3 hours ago

DISREGARD Comments about not using litterbox this works! Put litterbox outside so he or she can smell their own scent and find their way home easier. Don’t leave food outside because that could attract predators or stray cats and scare he or she off. Go for a walk around the area and call from the car then sit outside your house and call for him or her and also just talk in your normal voice and have a conversation with someone. They eventually hear you and smell their scent and find their way. Repeat this every day until she or he comes home. Also check neighbor garages.

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