Artesia, CA Lost Female Cat, Misty Is Missing

Jean H.

4 years ago

Praying!

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Elena P.

4 years ago

Don't give up! Mine was gone 2 weeks. We had just moved to a new area and I was frantic. I did everything everyone told me. Nothing. Then, one night my husband and I got in the car, windows down and cruised the neighborhood as I yelled for him at the top of my lungs, after midnight. (I am sure the neighbors loved me!) I called all his little nicknames too. The thinking was that cats are nocturnal. We know that late at night is when they like to cat-about, so we went late. He showed up the next morning! Do everything you can and if he is still gone, do it again and canvas a larger area. God bless you both.

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Robin P.

4 years ago

Try putting their dirty litter box outside your door along with your dirty laundry/shoes. Go out before sun up and look and just before dusk into dark they tend to move at those times, take a flash light with you. When indoor cats get out, they don't go far. If possible, leave a slider or garage cracked in case he/she comes back. Go knock on a few neighbor's doors and let them know your cat is missing and that it is possible it has somehow gotten into their garage/shed etc. If they can be on the look out for him/her. If you have a yard or even in your window consider posting a sign on it with his/her photo or a description saying Lost Cat so your neighbors and mail man can be on the look out for you. Like your own mini billboard. Post on Pawboost, Nextdoor.com, hang fliers and check petharbor.com to do a comprehensive search of the animal shelters in the area, not all shelters are on there and need to be checked separately. Prayers you find your baby

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Robin P.

4 years ago

# PLEASE COPY & PASTE # Put litterbox outside and sprinkle some of its litter around your property. Also put some clothes and shoes with your scent on them outside the scent will help guide them home. Check with your neighbors. ASK TO REVIEW SECURITY FOOTAGE OF NEIGHBORS or local businesses. ...Check garages bushes. Leave garage slighty open. Call Animal Control and Police. Check Sheleters in person. Ask neighborhood kids if they saw and offer a reward for finding. Call local shelters and vets. post flyers. Check at night with flashlight. Call name listen for a reply. Go out before sun up and look and just before dusk into dark they tend to move at those times.Take a flash light with.