Tucson, AZ Lost Male Cat, Jerry Is Missing

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Margi M.

2 years ago

Cats are usually found within a four or five house rate. They may be hunkered down, hiding or trapped somewhere. Ask your neighbors. Go outside at dusk or dawn with a flashlight and look for your cats eyes reflection. Shake a container of treats to get his attention. Cats may not vocalize so you must search carefully.

Margi M.

2 years ago

Make an online report with lost.petcolove.org which posts to the PACC website using facial recognition. Bacon online report with the Humane Society. Check on the PACC website and cats that have been found. Go to PACC in person every day to check.

Margi M.

2 years ago

Post on the app Nextdoor.com.

Margi M.

2 years ago

Put that flyers in a very large area around where he was last seen. Make a scent trail by putting his bed and some of your old clothes and shoes outside.

Linda D.

2 years ago

Getting a humane trap is very important part of finding a lost cat. The cats are typically close by but hiding and scared to come around. Set up a trap baited with smelly food outside the exit where he escaped. You can borrow a humane trap from a shelter like Hermitage or Pacc and they will show you how to use it. Keep searching tho on foot under between behind and inside all areas around your property and your neighbors with a flashlight to reflect eyes and a treat bag to shake. Don't give up, be positive and proactive!

Pual S.

2 years ago

Fingers crossed🤞for a successful search! I highly recommend reaching out to Petpaw_Tracker via phone text (408)-766-7998. Their expert team utilizes cutting-edge thermal drone technology to scan for missing and stolen pets around the clock. They successfully assisted me recently, and I'm confident they can help you too!

Linda D.

2 years ago

Is he Microchipped? If so notify the company that he is missing and make sure your contact info is up to date. Blanket your neighborhood with big bright flyers and ask people to search garages and sheds and parked vehicles like RV'S and other places where he could have gotten trapped inside. Search with a flashlight to reflect eyes and a treat bag to shake and pop top cans of smelly food to pop open now and then. If he is not used to being outside then he is probably hunkered down hiding somewhere close by. Post on other places like Craigslist and Facebook lost and found pages but be aware of scammers targeting lost and found pages never give money up front to anyone who says they have your cat or can find her and never agree to meet anyone alone. Borrow a humane trap from a shelter like Hermitage or Pacc and set it up baited outside the exit where she escaped. Keep searching and spreading the word.

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