Memphis, TN Lost Male Cat, Otis Is Missing

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Emily B.

4 months ago

Hi Stacy, do you have a picture of the cat? Have people in your area been feeding him or anything? Feel free to text me 901 619 3303

Stacy G.

4 months ago

Maybe it’s a long shot it was from a little distance but looks like this cat maybe more dirty i live near Barbaro Dr and west Monica in Bartlett tn i know it’s not near you but cats travel the cat was on a mission . I hope it was for your sake there are woods near by

Katherine S.

12 months ago

He looks just like my girl cat almost exactly. Hope you find him, praying!

Emily B.

3 years ago

Anna Martin scam?

Anna M.

3 years ago

We found it. Contact me on messenger and send your cell number. I would like to return your animal as soon as possible. Thank you

Jackie E.

3 years ago

🙏🐾🙏

Richard H.

3 years ago

Also be aware that the "lost pet rescue team" and "phone number please" replies are almost always a scam, using either hijacked accounts or throwaway accounts to try to trick desperate people. You can do a search to see their same disjointed wording spammed on large numbers of posts from a ridiculous number of different accounts. Please do not fall for their request to text them or otherwise provide a phone number, never give them "verification codes" they will ask you to pull from certain accounts, do not contact them on Instagram or any other platform, and do not believe them when they say that they found your pet but will not release them without payment up front. Your best bet is to simply report these people to the group admins and move on.

Richard H.

3 years ago

Try taking a look at something like https://www.missinganimalresponse.com/lost-cat-behavior/ , particularly in the first section regarding trapping for your poor kitty -- live trapping is an **EXTREMELY** useful tool for bringing fearful cats home safely. It is the best thing you can do once you've spoken to the neighborhood, posted flyers, and checked all outdoor containers, sheds, garages, and such. Ask your neighbors to do the same (even if they insist that they are sure kitty could not have gotten in there) and all of you should make a habit of banging on your car hoods and honking the horn before starting the engines. An engine compartment makes for a great hiding place in an emergency, but one that can quickly become lethal if they are still in there when someone starts it up. I also suggest that you also be check and double-check indoor containers, boxes, attics/bat, and places like that -- anywhere a kitty might have decided to play hide-and-seek in and risked getting stuck inside. Lastly, if you can get out there late at night, using a flashlight to check under bushes and in dark hiding places is another thing to try; the light will reflect off of kitty eyes, helping you to spot them no matter how silent they are. Never give up hope, or give up on saving their life!

Tracy D.

3 years ago

I am praying for Otis safe and swift return home ❣️

Marianne O.

3 years ago

💞🐾🙏