Davisburg, MI Lost Male Cat, Dr. Drew Is Missing

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Audrey S.

2 weeks ago

In case this is any help, my indoor cat got out & was lost for a month, & I left notes for all of my neighbors asking them to check their garages, sheds & barns. Plus joined Next Door & posted there. Everyone was very helpful. A neighbor found her & showed me which bush she was hiding in- she didn’t come out even when I called to her. I think she was just scared & protecting herself, because she was like my other half. So look into bushes. I also had young cats get out years ago, & 2 days later found them in my bushes, & I had to crawl in to get them. People say to look at night for eyes with a flashlight. Someone recently found her cat that way, getting up every hour overnight to check. Some people have found their cats around 3 am-ish. And check Humane Society etc frequently in person, because busy & sometimes make mistakes, I’ve heard even with chips. Also check with Animal Control. My cat was found around 6:30-7 am when she was out looking for food. Another person found their cat in the middle of the night by putting the litter box on the porch & monitoring it. Another found their cat by opening the garage door, putting blankets & food in there. Someone recently had luck with fliers- their cat was at a neighbor’s. Another found theirs in their shed that they had searched already. Someone found their cat by sleeping by the door with a fan blowing their scent outside. A few people recently found their cats under tarps of things after they’d already checked there. There are people who help using thermal drones. You could try contacting South Lyon Murphy Lost Animal Recovery- they have a Facebook page… if anyone around you has Ring cameras etc, maybe they could check them- that’s helped a few people. My cat had also been spotted where someone was feeding feral cats. I hope you find Dr Drew soon ❤️🙏🏻❤️

Cyndi W.

2 weeks ago