Cleveland, OH Lost Male Cat, Bailey Is Missing

Matt G.

4 months ago

A cat got out of someone’s home and they were searching day and at night with flashlights for four day. (The cat actually jumped out of an open window and slid off the roof) Then at 3 in the morning the ring doorbell alerted the owners of the cat and they eventually got her back in..just saying don’t give up and keep calling for the cat where last seen. Here is another example how the cat was near by. Spread the great news: Luna has been reunited with her family after 10 days, 20 hours! Here is a picture of her home safe and sound :) "Luna came home after almost 3 wks. Found right next door behind neighbor's garage. Thank you all for your support and prayers!"

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Rita P.

4 months ago

A cat's behavior when panicked is hiding in silence. It is a natural form of protection for a cat to find a place to hide under a house, a deck, a porch, bushes, or any place they can crawl. For a sick cat, that could be injured and hiding under a neighbor’s deck, owners might be busy “looking” for their cat and they are busy posting flyers on telephone poles. Instead, for a faster search and one that could bring your cat home sooner, is to conduct an aggressive, physical search of the immediate area while understanding that the cat might be close by but hiding in silence. Using humane traps and/or digital wildlife cameras is the most effective recovery method for finding a missing cat. Other areas would be to check a shed and garage carefully. Also, by putting a Cat house on your porch, with their own blankets inside the pet house and something of your own, or your pillow or socks. Cat nip helps too. Set your camera towards the cat house. 2 cameras would be even better. To show the steps and sidewalk or drive way and the kitty house. The food should be something the cat can smell. Put out dry food and bits of cooked chicken, or other type meats on top. Any scent that would be familiar to your cat will help your cat find its way back..