Kaufman, TX Lost Male Cat, Halo Is Missing

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Linda S.

3 weeks ago

Natalie Hargrove .....❤️🙏

Natalie H.

3 weeks ago

Jules Heien thank you. He’s our baby. It’s heart wrenching

Natalie H.

3 weeks ago

Heather Wooldridge me too 😭😭

Natalie H.

3 weeks ago

Linda Shockley this was great! Thank you!

Natalie H.

3 weeks ago

Grace Westbrook he is, but we never activated it. He’s a Tennessee cat we used to live there when my fiance got work there. So I would have to contact their shelter… we have had him since he was two months old and he’s almost 4 years old now he is such a good cat. He is loving and playful and I just have a feeling he got too far away from home and now he’s hiding, but the heat is what I’m worried about. He is a very smart cat and I know that he would not go anywhere around dogs or anything like that because there’s been a few times where he’s gotten out for like three or four days and we have given up but that was in Tennessee. We live in the country now and there’s about four or five houses around us and we’ve checked literally everywhere. He’s been gone now for over 24 hours just right out like a day and a half. I have his litter box outside and some water, but I don’t know what else to do.

Grace W.

3 weeks ago

Is he microchipped? If so; contact the microchip company and report him as missing! Post on ring and Nextdoor if you haven’t already. You can also contact local vets and rescues with pictures and his description in case someone brings him in!

Natalie H.

3 weeks ago

Lienzo Charro La Coqueta doing this now. It’s officially been 24 hours and I just don’t know what to do. He knows how to hide.

Linda S.

3 weeks ago

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Linda S.

3 weeks ago

TIPS TO HELP FIND LOST PET:✅Place his/her bedding, your shoes, a piece of your unwashed clothing (such as a sweatshirt, blanket, pillowcases) and food/water outside *if there is coyotes in the area bring the food in at night*.🚫Do not put litter box outside. Putting the litter box outside can attract predators and other cats which might keep your cat from returning home🚫*Putting out the other items listed above, are scents only your cat will recognize* ‼️ They might be nearby and can’t figure out how to get inside ***IF you have a garage or door/sliding door that can be left open*** Leave the garage/ or door cracked for them and place the shoes, bedding, jand unwashed clothing in the garage‼️ ✅Walk around the area calling them calmly early morning and late evening when it’s quiet & shake a bag of treats or a squeaky toy, something they would recognize. ✅If he/she is microchipped contact the microchip company to report him/her lost and make sure your contact info is up to date. ✅Hang flyers (use a bright color board or paper) with picture in your neighborhood, surrounding areas, local shopping centers, businesses, vet's offices, groomers, etc. within a five mile radius from your home. ✅Go door to door with the flyers as well and try to speak with people when handing out flyers. ✅Make a sign with his/her picture and put it in your front yard stating he/she is missing. ✅File a lost report with the shelters in your area and surrounding area shelters ✅Check shelters in person, daily if possible. Ask to see the animals in isolation too. ✅Check shelter websites daily (as it is updated hourly) ✅Check shelter found reports for found postings but not at the shelter. ✅Take a flyer to the shelters. ✅File online with petharbor, pawboost ✅Post on area lost and found pet and community Facebook pages, area shelter Facebook pages, newspapers, nextdoor and Craigslist under "pets" and "Lost and Found". Cats usually are close to home. Hang clothes with your scent out. Ask your neighbors if they would look in their yard or garage or storage sheds to see if he is there or check their Ring camera to see if he was spotted on camera. Make sure you post fliers with your contact information on it so if he is spotted they can call you and tell his location. Keep an access point open for him to slip back in your home. Look in bushes or hiding spots around your home as if he is scared he will make himself safe by finding a hiding spot. Sometimes the best time to find your cat is when the noise level is low - after hours - or early morning hours. Take a flashlight and shine and look for the eyes under cars up trees in bushes. Good luck!

Heather W.

3 weeks ago

Praying your baby gets home safe and sound!

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