Phoenix, AZ Lost Female Cat, Namira Is Missing

Sterling M.

4 years ago

I spent all night working on trying to find Namira. I have started sleeping outside in a hammock I rigged up on my porch to hope that maybe, somehow, that will help. The physical stress took a toll and I got sick yesterday so missed early evening rounds where I'm most likely to see people, but did more online searching for her. The cat that just got brought into the shelter is not her as Namira is spayed and that baby girl isn't. I did get the trap reset and I sat beside it and read out loud for a few hours. Around midnight or so it cooled off enough and I was feeling better after massive amounts of pedialite and an IV to continue the search. I was back in the Cheery Lynn area for about 4 hours and only saw 3 cats, none of which were her. I'm going to have to upgrade my flashlight again. I got home at around 4am and watched the sun rise on another day where I am utterly alone in this world. She has been my constant companion, my best friend, and my baby. Not knowing if she is ok or hurt is tearing me apart. I remember when I started working from home, Namira was so excited to have me with her all the time that she would enthusiastically try to help me out. Here is her being the best office assistant ever. Please come home, Namira. Please find someone who will get you scanned. Please don't just be gone, Tiny Baby.

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Outi E.

4 years ago

Have you checked every place in your house? Put her litterbox outside,cats have great sense of smell.

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Outi E.

4 years ago

Prayer Namira is safe and finds her way home soon!

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Sterling M.

4 years ago

I still haven't found her. I searched more yards yesterday, posted more fliers, and patrolled for hours. I'm sick with worry. It has been nine of the worst days of my life without her. She is my best friend, my only family, and so very precious to me. I would do anything to have her home safe. She has this thing where she likes to snuggle with my face. One of her most distinguishing features is she has ear tufts. If you see a cat and can get a zoomed in pic of the ears, that can help me figure out if that is my Namira.

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Sterling M.

4 years ago

I'm still looking for my best friend. I've added more local fliers, talked to more people walking their dogs and gave out handbills, almost got bitten by a rattlesnake looking in an empty lot, and am still trying to get people to let me take a look around their backyards. I'm still looking, still praying, still posting, still setting the trap, still doing everything I can to bring my Namira home. Again, if you see a black cat, please try to get a good photo of the ears without scaring it off. She has these adorable ear tufts and her ears aren't notched or clipped. My heart has been carved from my chest and I need her home safe.