Blackbird is Missing in Tucson, AZ

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Lost Male Cat last seen Camino Seco and Wrightstown (Wrightstown ranch Neighborhood), Tucson, AZ 85715

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

July 9, 2026

Location Last Seen

Tucson, AZ 85715

Nearest Landmark

Camino Seco and Wrightstown (Wrightstown ranch Neighborhood)

Name

Blackbird

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

73158282

Species

Cat

Description

Light gray with crème belly, darker tabby markings and white feet. His tail is darker with black perpendicular stripes going down.

Message from Owner

Blackbird is a 13 yr old fixed male. He is an outdoor access cat and was last seen after a raccoon got into our hse. He isn’t very friendly with strangers but likes food. Please check backyards, sheds, and other hiding spots as well as security camera footage! Help bring Blackbird home!

Facebook Community Response

Gordon K.

2 days ago

Linda Dills Yes, he is microchipped and the info is updated. I’ve posted flyers around my neighborhood and have been searching on foot. I have also posted on Nextdoor and PetcoLoveLost. Thanks for the helpful words!

Linda D.

3 days ago

Is she Microchipped? If so notify the company that she is missing and make sure your contact info is up to date. Blanket your neighborhood with big bright flyers and ask people to search garages and sheds and parked vehicles like RV'S and other places where she could have gotten trapped inside. Search with a flashlight to reflect eyes and a treat bag to shake and pop top cans of smelly food to pop open now and then. If she is not used to being outside then she is probably hunkered down hiding somewhere close by. Post on other places like Nextdoor and Craigslist and pawboost and lost petcolove org and Facebook lost and found pages but be aware of scammers targeting lost and found pages never give money up front to anyone who says they have your cat or can find her and never agree to meet anyone alone. Borrow a humane trap from a shelter like Hermitage or Pacc and set it up baited outside the exit where she escaped. Just never leave a trap unattended or set in extreme heat. Keep searching and spreading the word.

Carol S.

3 days ago

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