Wilmington, NC Lost Male Cat, Pete Is Missing

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Brienna W.

2 months ago

No, my cat is short haired and been missing since 5/15/25. I just keep hoping that he's out there. Thanks for thinking of us.

Colleen W.

2 months ago

Could this be your cat?

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Victoria G.

8 months ago

Have you posted him on lots of Cat Rescue websites? There are many volunteers, who work for cat rescues in this area and they feed feral cats in all different parts of New Hanover County. So if he shows up to get food at a feeding station a volunteer might recognize him. A woman found her cat who was missing almost a year this way. So you need to post his information and photo on as many New Hanover County pet rescue websites as you can!! I will try to post here at least a partial list of them for you to contact. It’s definitely worth a try!! 🙏🙏💕💕💕🐈

Brienna W.

11 months ago

Still not home

Brienna W.

1 year ago

Still not home :(

Brienna W.

1 year ago

He’s still not home. All his cat blankets are adorning our porch and yard. Hopefully he gets his scent and come back. I will update.

Animal V.

1 year ago

Please go check all storm drains on the street with openings within a few blocks of your home. Cats don't stray far. They jump in storm drains often because they are being chased or chasing something and curious. However, they cannot get out! Happens often! My cat was in a storm drain for 7 hours and I ONLY found him because I had a tracker and GPS that finally led me to him. There was no signal for a long time but he was in the drain one block away. Please check the drains! Keep a Tractive on him. They are so simple to use but you will always find him that way. Air tags don’t work well at all. Praying he/she comes home soon!

Candace T.

1 year ago

Shared. I hope Pete gets back home soon!🙏🙏

Lauren W.

1 year ago

Karen Sanders spreading used litter is discouraged as it can draw predators and deter kitty from coming home.

Karen S.

1 year ago

Spread some used litter around the house and yard area Look for her late at night and early in the morning when it is dark and quiet Use a flashlight to see her eyes Probably close by and hiding Keep calling kitty kitty calls and meow sounds Don't give up

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