Chicago, IL Lost Male Cat, Zookie Is Missing

Graham D.

3 days ago

Liz Queen , this is a link to a cat on this page that could possibly be yours . https://www.facebook.com/share/18ArKiHLdk/?mibextid=WC7FNe

Diane H.

3 weeks ago

Shared.

Lezlie S.

3 weeks ago

Shared I hope you find him.

Sharon Q.

3 weeks ago

If you haven’t done so already please report missing to local police, animal control, shelters, and veterinary offices in and around your area. It’s best to visit animal welfare and shelters in person if possible, and ask to see the cats held there. If you can’t visit, please contact them and provide a description, a picture of your pet, and your contact information. PLEASE CHECK BACK WITH ANIMAL WELFARE AND ALL OTHER SHELTERS DAILY AS SOME ONLY HOLD STRAYS FOR A FEW DAYS, AFTER WHICH THEY COULD BE AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION. All CACC operations are based out of our shelter located at: 2741 S. Western Ave. Chicago, IL. 60608 Open daily 12pm-7pm. 312-747-1406 https://www.chicago.gov › caccCity of Chicago (.gov)Chicago Animal Care and Control A list of some local shelters is attached.

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Sharon Q.

3 weeks ago

Indoor cats will usually hide nearby initially.. it’s important to try to find him right away. Please search your yard and ask neighbors to help you search their yards. Look in sheds, garages, window wells, under decks, cars, bushes, anywhere she could hide. Go out at night with a flashlight and look in trees near your home. You could walk or drive very slowly around the neighborhood with a favorite toy, blanket, treats, smelly food that he likes while calmly calling his name. You can try to lure him home by putting laundry with your scent on it and your cat’s bed or blanket outside. Distribute flyers to neighbors, mail carriers, delivery drivers, veterinary clinics and other local businesses. Post on neighborhood pages and other lost pet pages that serve your area.