Henderson, NV Lost Male Cat, Barry Is Missing

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Denise J.

7 hours ago

Shared 89012 with Prayers 🐾🐾🙏🙏🙏🐱🐱🐱🐱

Lisa M.

1 day ago

Post on Nextdoor and Neighbors Ring apps. Indoor cats stay close to home and may hide. Put out items of unwashed clothing or towels with your scent on it, 🚫DO NOT put a litterbox outside or in your garage with door cracked despite others telling you to do so, it can attract predators, dogs or tomcats to the area that could endanger and chase him/her off preventing your cat from returning home.🚫 Go out multiple times between dusk and dawn with a flashlight to look for eyeshine, bring his/her treat bag and shake it while calling his/her name. You can even try a laser pointer toy and shine it around on the ground while out looking. If he/she is microchipped make sure your contact info is up to date and contact chip company to report as missing. Put up flyers within a 1 mile radius, not everyone uses social media. Talk to your neighbors, have them check garages, yards and sheds. Check the Henderson animal shelter daily, go in person also and bring a missing flyer of your cat to leave with them, they don’t always update their website daily. Most importantly be consistent and persistent, get out there on foot, not car, every day after sunset and search and don’t give up. Don't wait for social media to bring your cat home, you need to be proactive.

Sue S.

1 day ago

Shared 89014

Sharon S.

2 days ago

Hope you find your baby.

Adrîana H.

2 days ago

Share on Ring

Alice H.

3 days ago

Shared and prayers 🙏 ❤️

Traci O.

3 days ago

Best time to look for cats is dusk and dawn with a flashlight in trees and under bushes and vehicles, their eyes will shine bright. Please check the shelter. Is he microchipped?

Ryan F.

3 days ago

You'll find him, keep hope. Had the samething happen and used Pawboost too. Helped us find our baby.

Andrea S.

3 days ago

📷 View photo on Facebook

Taelor U.

4 days ago

To the owner: Don't click that link, these are scams. Also, don't believe anyone who emails, calls or messages you asking for payments of any kind. They usually send you an AI-generated picture of your cat, claiming they have them or they're at a vet and need treatment. These are always scams!

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