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Renner is Missing in Halifax, NS

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

October 2, 2026

Location Last Seen

Halifax, NS

Nearest Landmark

Barrington

Name

Renner

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

73470024

Species

Cat

Description

White car with tabby coloured patches

Message from Owner

RENNER, My mom’s cat has been missing since Friday Oct 2nd. It is very unlike him to be away for this long. We miss him, please check sheds, trees, under decks if you are in the area, any leads would be appreciated.

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Alicia M.
1 week ago
Nova Scotia Lost Cat Network
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Alicia M.
1 week ago
Below are ideas to find your indoor or outdoor cat. If you haven't already... Indoor cats often stay close to home. Try shaking their favourite treat bag and use a flash light at night to see if you see any eyes flashing. Check under steps, sheds, the car and all around your property even trees. Don’t call their name unless they have been out for just a few moments as they are in ‘fear mode’ and this can make them hide more. Outdoor cats and Indoor cats… check sheds as he she could have gotten locked in. Check up trees. Then go door to door if you can and ask if anyone has seen him her. Put up posters and send out flyers. Leave porch door open or window if they escaped from a window. Post on a lost and found pet and cat sites in your area and province. As well as your local community Facebook page. Check and tell you have lost your cat to vets, shelters, rescues, Animal Control, 311 (if you are in Halifax, Nova Scotia) and then check Kijiji. Leave your scent out on the clothes line (unwashed clothing) or on the steps and change every day or at least after a rain. Don’t put their scent out as predators are likely to come… Don't leave kitty’s litter out as this will attract predators and kitty might be too scared to come back. If that doesn’t work… ask a local rescue or shelter to help you humane trap your cat. Put out out the trap with wet food, water and a tarp to cover it. In the colder months a blanket over the cage as well and tarp over that. Put a piece of owner’s scent in the cat like a sock which has not been washed. This attracts your cat and usually keeps other cats and animals away. Always check trap often as animals can get hypothermia in the cold and hyperthermia in the summer. Usually early morning and night is when they go on the trap but many also will be trapped in the middle of the day. Hope you find your cat soon!
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Shelley K.
3 weeks ago
Put clothes with your scent outside, like dirty socks, and change them every day. Knock on every door in your neighborhood. Check sheds, garages and outbuildings. Don’t stop looking for him-walk around especially at dusk and at night and early morning. If he’s an outdoor cat he could be farther away Put up posters in your neighborhood When cats are outside they go into survival mode and won’t come to you. Years ago when we saw ours after a couple of weeks of going out looking every day, she ran from me. I got my husband to get a can of tuna to lure her out and it worked
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James C.
3 weeks ago
Looks like the fur pattern on one I caught a glimpse of on Bayers Rd(the back driveway strip) but it could very easily have been a different cat
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Gaidheal M.
3 weeks ago
Suzanne M.
3 weeks ago
Borrowed tips from another. Supervise while considering, as in some areas, some tips could also attrack unwanted visitors. Hi! 🐈Lost Cat tips/ideas. ⏰*TIME is important 🛑NO kitty litter! See below why. *Instead hang out clothing with your human scent ( dirty *socks* etc) replace daily. **Your kitty may still be close by. #1hiding spot under stairs/decks #2 in or under sheds/garages #3 in or under cars. Get a bright 🔦flashlight use day or night, some cats will not meow to give away their hiding spot as they are in survival mode. 👀Talk/Call calmly softly+shake treats. Listen. Repeat. **POSTERS/FLIERS DOOR TO DOOR **Include phone # for quick contact** when a sighting happens. Also put up on poles/mail boxes. *☎️Ask your neighbors to check their sheds, baby barns & garages as kitty may have been LOCKED😭 inside. *It is best to call for kitty late at night or early morning as they will usually hide during the daylight. **Sometimes, if you can leave your door/window open, they will come back in on their own. Just LOCK UP any other pets in another room. **Please post to your personal fb page. Set to public so we can share it. **Contact local vets, animal controls, SPCA, shelters. Kijiji. 🎵Radio . **Consider asking to borrow a humane Live Trap & Cam. 🐈*Good luck & never give up🐾 **👀 and post in Any 🏡community group that allows! ** 🛑 Kitty litter isnt always recommended by any trained animal rescue or trappers as it can also attract unfixed territorial cats and predators to the area. In cities or urban areas, less likely to get predators so may be ok under supervision. Other ideas to use dirty laundry with human scent replaced daily. POSTERS/Flyers door to door most effective way to spread the word, asking people to check sheds, garages. Check local rescues, vets and animal services daily in case someone picked up and turned kitty in to them. 🙏🐾🐈❤
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Yvonne H.
3 weeks ago
Go further afield with the posters too, we had one indoor kitty found here in Bedford who had been missing for 8 days, she was 100 houses away!
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Yvonne H.
3 weeks ago
Katelynn Martell That's good!
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Katelynn M.
3 weeks ago
Yvonne Hagelstein he is chipped. Yes poster are coming, Thank you. We’ve walked around the neighborhood with my dog (runners bestie) and she left her scent in many places along the way too.
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