Reunited Male Cat in Ramsey, MN 55303 (ID: 73357831)

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Corrine G.

1 day ago

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Mari P.

3 days ago

It is not at all unusual that you are not seeing him and he is not coming when called. Imagine you've lived with four confining walls, and a ceiling now all of the sudden there is NO confinement. Overwhelming right? So kitty has most likely gone into survival mode. Those instincts have taken over his brain. Your job is to get him to remember you and the friendliness and security of home. A cat who finds himself in unfamiliar territory may go into silence mode. He will hide in a dark, small, place when he will feel safe until he becomes more familiar. When he does come out of hiding it will most likely be just before dusk, just before dawn, and during the 3 am time frame. He may not respond to you when you call him. Tips: * Open your garage door a bit and put water, food, and some of his used litter inside the door with an item of clothing with the scent of his favorite human. That could be un-laundered PJ's, a t-shirt, sox, pillowcase. You want him to smell things he's familiar with namely you. * If you can't do that, do put the same articles near the foundation of your home or under a porch. He will not want to wander into the open where he is vulnerable. * Make a flyer with his photo and your contact information. Large photo, large print and distribute to all of your neighbors. * Put a lost cat poster on your lawn. * Post him on www.PetFBI.org * Go outside at those times noted above and sit in a chair and talk to him. Just talk to him. You want him to hear things that are familiar. It may take time. * Keep your chin up. You need to be positive, and you need to function. You can find him. Good luck! Here are links to more valuable information on the page and others: https://www.missinganimalresponse.com/lost-cat-behavior/

Kristine A.

3 days ago

They are usually closer than you think scared/hiding (unless not fixed). It can be over a week before they venture out for food. Don’t rely on neighbors seeing your missing kitty posts. Dawn and dusk when it’s quieter are good times to go looking and softly call for your cat. *Live traps work well but must be monitored often. Talk to all neighbors and physically check yourself all surrounding sheds, garages, under bushes and decks (5 house radius). Give your mail carrier a pic with phone # on it. Check and post on Nextdoor, PawBoost, PETFBI, and Petco Love Lost. If they come back, chip and clip if not already done. 🐱

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Reunited Cat in Ramsey, MN 55303

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