SHADY is Missing in Portsmouth, VA

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Lost Male Cat last seen Leckie Street & Culpepper, Portsmouth, VA 23704

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PAWBOOST ID

66534349

NAME

SHADY

STATUS

LOST

SEX

Male

SPECIES

Cat

MESSAGE FROM OWNER

Shady is my 8yr old lover. His biological brother Layne, sits in front of the sliding glass door waiting for him every day. Shady loves tummy rubs, & I really miss giving them to him...after which he gives me 3 kisses. Shady is a very timid boy, does not come to a stranger easily. If you see him, the easiest way to calm him would be to give him some tuna or kitty treats, he's probably hungry. He is chunky, kind of heavy, & will claw to get away. If you see him call his name, he will look at you, then call me asap...Laurie Grassl (585) 317-3560. I am a broken hearted mama, missing my baby, crying & nearly sick to my stomach when I see something that reminds me of my Shady-baby.

DESCRIPTION

Silvery gray short fur, black nose, gold eyes

AREA LAST SEEN

Portsmouth, VA 23704

ADDRESS LAST SEEN

Leckie Street & Culpepper

DATE LAST SEEN

October 6, 2020

PHONE

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Laura J.

3 years ago

See steps for lost cat behaviors and steps to finding a lost cat. Pet-trackerinc.org

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Elaine S.

3 years ago

Prayers

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Rebecca C.

3 years ago

Hello, saw your post on PawBoost. I hope Shady finds his way home soon. I understand the pain of losing a kitty (who eventually found his way home) and I wanted to pass on some tips about maybe finding your kitty. If you haven't already, put flyers in many neighbors mailboxes, take to local vets, SPCA and veterinary emergency offices and check with them daily. Look inside, under and around EVERYWHERE - get on hands and knees and look under low structures. Check daily. Do not think they would not go there. Check anyway - only takes a few seconds. If scared, cats can hide in places you would never think. Walk around, stop in a location, call their name and then wait 15 seconds to see if you hear an answer. Also, check outside under all bushes, low decks crawl spaces and sheds inside and out. Ask neighbors if okay to check around their property and inside shed(s). Check any culverts under driveways if there are any and look up. If was chased up a tree, may not be sure or able to get down especially if declawed in the front. Declawed cats can go up a tree but require front claws to come down. Also set out in a protected area from weather a cardboard box with anything he has slept on and an article of your clothing and leave out fresh water daily. I do hope that you find Shady, or he finds you, very soon.