Buffalo, NY Lost Male Cat, Muffin Is Missing

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Lin G.

5 days ago

You can find kitty. Will be hard for anyone else to find your cat. Your cat knows you and will come to you. Besides that, go to neighbors houses with pic and contact info. Make a plea to neighbors. Most neighbors will help if you ask. If you see your cat, DO NOT CHASE. Get close to the ground, hold your hand out with treats, call your cat's name softly. Kitty will be near your house hiding, unless chased out by bigger cat. Get flyers made up. Again, Go to neighbors houses with personal plea to help. Get a trap. If a neighbor or you see kitty, put out a trap. First, holding trap open with twist tie to ensure your kitty is eating in the trap. Then, set the trap. Put a cover over back of trap. Leave window/door open during the night. Put smelly food by the door/window. Don't chase kitty if kitty comes near door. Many come out of hiding during the night looking for home. Go out during the night looking. If door is slightly open, kitty will come home between the hours of 11pm-6am. Someone’s cat recently returned through a window. Really works! Door too!

Annette D.

5 days ago

Put flyers on poles pic phone no. Reward

Celia C.

5 days ago

Shared. Assuming he is strictly an indoor cat: He is likely hiding somewhere very nearby, on your own property or very near. It is rare for an indoor cat to go further than a house or two away. He is terrified and will not come out or respond to your calls. If he comes out at all it will only be at night. Look for him after dark with a flashlight. Look in every tiny space he could possibly squeeze himself into. The flashlight will let you see the glow of his eyes. Put out his litter, some worn clothing with your scent (pillowcases work great, worn socks) and some stinky food (tuna, sardines, KFC). Leave scent trails to your door with something like tuna juice or chicken broth. Indoor cats get lost very easily. In their fear they become disoriented and can’t find their way back to your door even though they are right on your property. But they have a VERY strong sense of smell. Do these things and they will help your baby find his way back to your door. If it’s feasible, leave the door ajar for him. Your indoor cat doesn’t know your house from the outside, but he knows it from the inside. Every house has a smell, and yours smells like “home”. If you leave the door ajar, he will smell it and run right in. Another thing you can do is sleep outside. A few people have done that recently with great success. Best of luck!

Celia C.

5 days ago

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