Mesa, AZ Lost Male Cat, Ru Is Missing

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Emily B.

6 months ago

Gabriella Adelman Unfortunately no, he does not.

Gabriella A.

6 months ago

Does he have a collar by chance?

Emily B.

7 months ago

Here’s a better photo

Emily B.

7 months ago

Thank you - we created a better add with a different photo. (This one was made automatically from us registering him on the huge data base that cross references all shelters) We are checking the intakes on that, the humane society, and have posted in Facebook neighborhood groups and apps. Crossing all appendages we find him quickly!

Dianne D.

7 months ago

The more places you post, the better your chances are finding your cat. Ru is depending on you to do everything you can to find her. Post on https://petcolove.org/lost/ whereas both AZ Humane and Marciopa county post and try to match lost and found pets with their owners. Might post on NextDoor.com. I get daily postings to my email address of lost and found cats and dogs from that site and sometimes there is a success story. Might try Hartt Animal rescue to see if they picked up your baby https://azhartt.org/, Try Found Cats in Arizona on facebook- https://www.facebook.com/groups/486508788170693/ and MISSING CATS IN ARIZONA (FOR LOST CATS ONLY) https://www.facebook.com/groups/760674677363492 Post on PawBoost https://www.pawboost.com/ and Straydar for Arizona https://www.facebook.com/groups/Straydar/. Put up posters in your neighborhood as a neighbor may be feeding your kitty and took her in thinking she was a stray or abandoned. It will take a lot of work, but worth it when you find this precious soul. Good Luck!!!

Lisa M.

7 months ago

It's hard to tell how old this cat is.But I just saw a post on the same site of a little black kitten.With like yellowish orange eyes, somebody's holding it.They found this kitten.He might want to scroll through this website

Lina H.

7 months ago

I hope you find Ru soon and safe 🙏

Freda M.

7 months ago

Try offering a small reward and post it plus your kitty's picture and information on posters in your area to get neighborhood kids involved. You could also try giving this information to nearly vets, rescues and anywhere else that scans for microchips, if your kitty is microchipped or not, since most people who find an animal tend to bring them to be checked for a microchip. Otherwise, an outdoor camera might help since kitties tend to stay close to home, even when they are too scared to come back.

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