Kalamazoo, MI Lost Male Cat, Willow Is Missing

Marjorie C.

2 weeks ago

Michelle J.

2 weeks ago

Call her name in quiet hours and shake treats bag or open a can of food. Put something with your scent on it out on the porch and check often (some people have mentioned using a baby cam). Take a flashlight and look in bushes, under decks and under low lying tree branches. Check garages and talk to neighbors. If adopted from an organization, please consider alerting them. Is she spayed or chipped? Hoping she is home soon!

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Debra B.

2 weeks ago

Cats typically stay close to home. Go out when it's quiet and take a flashlight and a favorite toy or treat to shake when calling for them. Be prepared to crawl into a space to get them. Cats can become disoriented and you will need to go get them. Check crawl spaces with a flashlight. I had one that was disoriented that the flashlight caught the top of his ears. I had to crawl in and get him. I've found him in a bush another time. The flashlight caught the reflection of his eyes. I had to literally crawl into places for one of mine. The vet told me it's because they are territorial animals and can become disoriented. Put up flyers and ask neighbors if you might be allowed to look around for your pet. I have found mine under my home twice, once under a low deck, in bushes and even under a neighbor's car in their yard.