Denver, CO Lost Male Cat, Ozzy Is Missing

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Carmel A.

3 hours ago

Here are some tips to help bring your cat back home: Search the neighborhood and ask if you can look in their their yard yourself rather than just ask if they've seen your cat. They might not have noticed if a cat has been hiding under their deck. LOOK IN SMALL SPACES such as basement window wells, under cars, bushes, sheds, under decks, wood piles, drainage pipes etc. ***Please go outside and call for her especially once it is dark and quiet. Call for your cat and wait for a meow back. This is critical in case your cat is trapped somewhere. A live trap rented from the pound may be successful. One tip is to use a baby monitor or other security camera pointed in your yard toward the trap so you can monitor if and when your cat is coming around since it’s often in the dark of night. Check small spaces she could be hiding under or in. A number of local cats were recently found locked in neighbor's garage attics (ask neighbors to check their garages, sheds, window wells, etc), and another cat was recently found in a nearby drainage ditch.** PUT OUT THEIR LITTERBOX. Sounds weird, but it works. It's about smells. Also maybe put out their bedding or your clothing. PUT OUT SMELLY FOOD like sardines, tuna, canned cat food. Some have put it in a garage with the door part way open, or they even left the window open and food near the sill. Also LEAVE YOUR GARAGE DOOR OPEN a foot. Some cats have come home and been found meowing in their garage in the middle of the night! Post on the Next Door website or app as well to let people in your neighborhood know. Additionally, post on Craigslist, and the HelpingLostPets page and also the Pawboost Facebook page. A free flyer can be made on Pawboost and also on HelpingLostPets. And definitely contact authorities. If you have created the free flyer, you can email or leave a printout with them. Please check the pound every couple days.

Rhonda B.

6 hours ago

[KSL] I'm so sorry you still haven't found your kitty. It's possible someone has taken yours in and it may show up at a vet's office eventually, so be sure every vet within at least 10 miles has your posting. Most vets don't routinely scan for chips unless they suspect the pet doesn't belong to the person who brought it in. Some vets keep a file of lost pets. Do an online search for all vets within at least 10 miles of you. Most have an email address on their websites where you can send your flyer. Most lost pets survive! Your kitty is out there somewhere, so don’t give up! My heart goes out to you. ❤️

Lori B.

7 hours ago

Praying for his safe return 💜

Angela A.

15 hours ago

Don't give up hope if your pet is missing. Contact Pet Rescue Trails on Facebook and submit a missing pet report. Their team focuses on lost pet recovery and search assistance.👇 https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61589820534322

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