Vancouver, BC Lost Male Cat, Arti Is Missing

Susan J.

2 weeks ago

It’s really important for you to be proactive! Have you tried all of VOKRA's tips for finding a lost cat- particularly the ones about creating a scent trail with dirty laundry, going out after dark with treats and a flashlight, and leaving a door or window open at night (if possible)? https://www.vokra.ca/lost-cat Check all security cameras in the area, and all pet shelters. Check the shelters often- they do not hold stays for long before they re-home them, especially if they are not able to find a permanent id (tattoos sometimes fade, and chips migrate). If your pet has one- make sure those id’s are properly registered with current details. Also, there are pet trackers in this area- Scent Rescue Team is a group of volunteers who work by donation- they have a fb page and here is their contact info- you should contact them directly, not just on their fb page-“call or text or email: (604) 603-9326 / (604) 916-5273 / (604) 726-4800 / scentrescueteam@gmail.com” https://www.facebook.com/groups/1722110951607272

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Debra P.

2 weeks ago

Aww, 😢 Vokra has good advice 🙏💕

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Mshaah D.

2 weeks ago

Sharlene Rolston look everywhere within a 2-3 block radius, backyards, around shrubs, patio furniture, porches etc & post notices asking neighbours to help asap.

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Cadi S.

2 weeks ago

Sharlene Rolston FYI: they can be fixed at 4 months as long as they weigh enough.

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Vee A.

2 weeks ago

Sharlene Rolston oh ok Call this place it’s called Vokra 604 731- 2913 they can help you look for your kitty. They have cat traps and they can help you put posters up. Your kitty is an indoor so he is somewhere close. He doesn’t know the area. Try going out at night with a flash light. Take some temptation treats and shake the bag twice and call his name. Wait to hear a meow. Check in bushes and in yards