Pearland, TX Lost Male Cat, Inba Is Missing

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Cicely W.

7 months ago

flyers on porches a block around. talk to neighbors. wont go far. be patient. inside cats get scared outside and may not answer when called. my blind cat was 5 doors down for 6 weeks. the neighbor kept the flyer and called me when she spotted my cat in her front bushes - where I had called my cat's name a million times.Houston,Tx Jack is trying his best to keep it together in the shelter but he is shutting down more every day. He came in as a stray and has been described as gentle, slow moving and worried. In his kennel he can greet softly with loose body language and even a little wiggle, but as soon as he is taken outside his fear shows. He walks slowly, lowers his posture, avoids eye contact and flinches at sudden movements. Sometimes he freezes and needs soft words to keep going. Jack is on the euthanasia list for Friday November 14 and he needs a confirmed rescue hold by 1 PM to be safe. The staff notes show a sensitive dog who is struggling deeply with the stress of the shelter. He is calm, quiet and tolerant, but too overwhelmed to take treats and too anxious to relax. This is exactly the kind of dog who changes the moment he is out of a kennel and in a home where he feels safe. Jack is rescue only. Rescues cannot help without a local foster and without pledges. Every dog on the list needs pledges so rescues can cover boarding, medical care and heartworm treatment. Jack A2043436 Stray intake 10 27 25 Staffordshire mix Male 6 years 68 lb Heartworm high positive Medical summary • 11 10 25: 68 lb, heartworms, DA2PP V, dewormer, pyrantel • 10 27 25: 55 lb, normal exam, trazodone administered • 10 27 25: rabies, Bordetella, DA2PP V, dewormer, heartworm test high positive, pyrantel 7 point 00, Advantage Multi If you are local to Houston and able to foster Jack for a reputable rescue please email BARC directly. Out of state offers cannot be handled through this page. All holds must be sent in writing barcfoster@houstontx.gov barcadoptions@houstontx.gov BARC.Aid@houstontx.gov Include Jack’s ID A2043436 in every email. BARC Animal Shelter 3200 Carr St Houston TX 77026 I am just a volunteer trying to give these forgotten dogs visibility and I am not connected to BARC or any shelter. Your comments and shares help more people see Jack.Houston,Tx Jack is trying his best to keep it together in the shelter but he is shutting down more every day. He came in as a stray and has been described as gentle, slow moving and worried. In his kennel he can greet softly with loose body language and even a little wiggle, but as soon as he is taken outside his fear shows. He walks slowly, lowers his posture, avoids eye contact and flinches at sudden movements. Sometimes he freezes and needs soft words to keep going. Jack is on the euthanasia list for Friday November 14 and he needs a confirmed rescue hold by 1 PM to be safe. The staff notes show a sensitive dog who is struggling deeply with the stress of the shelter. He is calm, quiet and tolerant, but too overwhelmed to take treats and too anxious to relax. This is exactly the kind of dog who changes the moment he is out of a kennel and in a home where he feels safe. Jack is rescue only. Rescues cannot help without a local foster and without pledges. Every dog on the list needs pledges so rescues can cover boarding, medical care and heartworm treatment. Jack A2043436 Stray intake 10 27 25 Staffordshire mix Male 6 years 68 lb Heartworm high positive Medical summary • 11 10 25: 68 lb, heartworms, DA2PP V, dewormer, pyrantel • 10 27 25: 55 lb, normal exam, trazodone administered • 10 27 25: rabies, Bordetella, DA2PP V, dewormer, heartworm test high positive, pyrantel 7 point 00, Advantage Multi If you are local to Houston and able to foster Jack for a reputable rescue please email BARC directly. Out of state offers cannot be handled through this page. 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Kim B.

7 months ago

Very similar looking cat at Pearland Animal Services. Not sure if it’s her or not but definitely check there if you haven’t already. Good luck 💜

Lenny G.

7 months ago

•Please place clothes with your scent and unwashed bedding at your front and back doors along with food and water and some of your pets favorite toys... •If you have a cat please place it's cat box outside your back door with food and water bowls and any bedding plus clothes with your scent... •Stand outside calling your pet for 10-15 minutes at a time... •Walk your immediate neighborhood with leash in hand... •Place flyers about your pet inside clear plastic sheet covers and tape them to utility poles or telephone poles... •Place a sign in your front yard to let people know about your lost pet situation... •FaceBook has a number of Dog Rescue / Lost Pet organizations... •If your pet is a Special Breed then check FaceBook to see if there is one for that particular breed of dog... •Pray and Believe your pet will return to you because it is also looking for you... •Enlist the Help of friends and family to multiply your efforts... •Envision your pet coming back home... •Keep Hope Alive by being as proactive as you can be! •Good luck to you and your beloved pet and don't give up! .•Please place clothes with your scent and unwashed bedding at your front and back doors along with food and water and some of your pets favorite toys... •If you have a cat please place it's cat box outside your back door with food and water bowls and any bedding plus clothes with your scent... •Stand outside calling your pet for 10-15 minutes at a time... •Walk your immediate neighborhood with leash in hand... •Place flyers about your pet inside clear plastic sheet covers and tape them to utility poles or telephone poles... •Place a sign in your front yard to let people know about your lost pet situation... •FaceBook has a number of Dog Rescue / Lost Pet organizations... •If your pet is a Special Breed then check FaceBook to see if there is one for that particular breed of dog... •Pray and Believe your pet will return to you because it is also looking for you... •Enlist the Help of friends and family to multiply your efforts... •Envision your pet coming back home... •Keep Hope Alive by being as proactive as you can be! •Good luck to you and your beloved pet and don't give up! .

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