Los Angeles, CA Lost Male Cat, Patrick Swayze Is Missing

Gale H.

2 months ago

PLEASE, PLEASE POST AND SHARE TO HELP THIS BABY GET HOME...THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS

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Blair W.

2 months ago

He is most likely close by. Ask neighbors to check sheds, crawl spaces, garages, bushes, under decks, and anywhere else he could be trapped or hiding. Put up flyers, post on NextDoor, and notify and visit animal control. Best of luck!

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Nannen G.

2 months ago

Found!!!!

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Donna Z.

2 months ago

I am so sorry to hear about your loss Cat. Here are some tips that may help you. Posters posters posters posters, everywhere including the houses behind you. Tape them to the sides of peoples mailboxes. Include the date last seen the location last scene and any other important information as well as a good picture. Tell all of your neighbors that are immediately near you to please check their security cameras and their garages , Their sheds, and under their crawlspace. If there is an opening. Cats have a tendency to hide rather than run, chances are your cat is close by. Always remember to call the shelters and check to see if anyone has turned in your cat. Don’t forget to look up Cats will often go of trees are on rooftops especially if they’re avoiding predators. There are websites you can use that will help you print flyers and make Robo calls to your neighbors if I use their name Facebook will take me off and delete this post but you can find them. Put your clothes that you have worn with your smell on it outside your door. Also, if it’s possible and there’s no other animal in the house that needs to be contained open a window when you’re there so the cat can come back in the house. I would advise getting a trail cam and set it around your house so if your cat is coming back when you’re not there or sleeping you will know. Go out and look for your cat at predawn hours and after the sun goes down is when they’re most active. If you have big bushes or a crawlspace that is probably a likely place that they can go especially in this heat. chances are there are Community cat colonies near you with a feeder, you may not know because they need to be discreet if you post on the Facebook group LA underground cat rescue net work, and see if any feeders in your neighborhood I’ve seen your cat show up to their feeding station. Most feeders are aware of who is a regular at their station and who is new. Most importantly don’t give up when the posters come down put them back up again. Most cats come back within a couple days Summit takes a little longer but don’t give up keep calling also, talk to landscape workers gardeners and delivery trucks they sometimes have eyes on things when you’re not there. I will pray for the safe return of your cat

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Saundra K.

2 months ago

Tips for finding Kitty: Go out around 3am, when it is quiet. Take a plastic cup with some dry food in it shaking it calling kitty's name. Stop and listen for a faint meow. Take a flashlight to shine under bushes n cars, looking for an eye refraction, and call kitty's name. Have some treats to coerse kitty out from hiding. Cats go about a block or two from their home. But they hide when terrified. Check with neighbors in case they see it. Look inside the garage, sheds, up in trees, under bushes, under cars, under the house or any hiding places, even at the neighbors too. Carry a pic when doing this to show people what your kitty looks like. Make flyers and put them up with a pic and contact info. Cats will hide for months. Do not give up! Mine hid for 36 days under my neighbor's house crawl space. It may take some wet food to coerce it out of hiding. Put a piece of your clothing or it's bed out the door it ran away out of. They can pick up the scent for quite a distance. It will lead them home. Check shelters daily in case someone caught it and turned it in. On the dark side, if a coyote got it, there will be body parts left behind. Normally they take a a couple of houses away from where they grabbed it. Generally no more than a block from kitty's home base. Ask neighbors or gardeners if the saw any remains, for closure. I wish you luck, but do not give up easily.