North Las Vegas, NV Lost Male Cat, Braska wendel Is Missing

Facebook Community Response

Brenda S.

4 days ago

https://www.rover.com/blog/how-to-find-a-lost-cat/?msockid=16461d21f2f86ca91f2c091af3166de2

Linda S.

5 days ago

I wish you luck, but don't expect an indoor-outdoor cat to return alive.

Lisa M.

6 days ago

Post on Nextdoor and Neighbors Ring apps. Indoor cats stay close to home and may hide. Put out items of unwashed clothing or towels with your scent on it, 🚫DO NOT put a litterbox outside or in your garage with door cracked despite some people advising you to, it can attract predators, dogs or tomcats to the area that could endanger and chase him/her off preventing your cat from returning home.🚫 Go out multiple times between dusk and dawn with a flashlight to look for eyeshine, bring his/her treat bag and shake it while calling his/her name. You can even try a laser pointer toy and shine it around on the ground while out looking. If he/she is microchipped make sure your contact info is up to date and contact chip company to report as missing. Put up flyers within a 1 mile radius, not everyone uses social media. Talk to your neighbors, have them check garages, yards and sheds. Check the animal shelter daily, go in person often and bring a photo of your cat because they don’t always update their website daily, they are notoriously unreliable over the phone, telling people their pet isn’t there when it is and can be resistant to letting people go in the cat area to look for their cat so be firm and polite (The Animal Foundation). Most importantly be consistent and persistent, get out there on foot, not car, after dark everyday to search and don’t give up. Once you find him be responsible and keep him indoors only to protect him from coyotes, other predators, cars and bad people. When you let your cat roam outdoors there will always be that one time that they don’t come home because something preventable happened to them.

Andrea S.

6 days ago