My aunt/uncle cat Frankie went missing

Frankie went missing from the backyard on Sun, June 25/06 and has been gone for 9 days now. They let him go out without a leash on which he should of been on one. Frankie is a type of cat that likes to wander around and cannot be trusting outside unattending. Has to be supervise at all times. Was a stray cat before they got him and is use to going outside. It is probably not his first time running away from home. Does have a heart murmur and isn't a very strong cat. I just hope he didn't get hit by a car, they live on a busy street with soo many cars going by. I hope he he's in a safe place and not in a crazy household. Do you guys think he would find his way back home? Did this ever happen to you guys where your kitty went missing? I just hope they get him back home.

 

July 18th will be 4 years since I last saw my Sessy :cry:
I know she became lunch for some wildlife.
It's hard when they go missing like that cause you never know what happened - no closure.
I hope Frankie returns.

 

Sorry to hear about your kitty! I hope my aunt/uncle get their Frankie back. I just hope he didn't get hit by a car. There soo much traffic where they live. I will keep you update.

 

When I was young, my family took in a stray tom cat and every time he would go into heat, he would dissappear for a couple of weeks and then come home again tired and hungry.

chin up, stranger things have happened

 

When I moved I had a cat named Sam, and he snuck out of the house while I wasn't looking. He was missing 2.5 years before some of our old friends found him and couple of neighborhoods over. He came back and was with me for another year and a half.

 

Good luck finding him. A cat we used to have got out once and went missing for a couple days. We ended up finding him locked in a shed down the road.

Also, I highly recomend getting cats microchipped. Even if they're strictly indoor cats, you never know when they'll slip out. It's apermanant form of ID and most shelters & vets have scanners and cats are scanned at least twice before being put up for adoption or eutanized (if no one comes to claim them). You can put collars & tags on a cat, but they could slip out of them. They'll never lose their microchip.

-Chelle

 

Yes Frankie is microchip so they know where he lives!

 

I hope Frankie comes home safe and sound!

 

That will definitely help. Good luck.

-Chelle

 

That only happened to me one time. The lawn mower scared my baby at the time and she scatted. About a month later I found out she had been adopted by a family on the next block. They had a 6 year old daughter that was attached to her and I didn't have the heart to take her back. At least I got a happy closure and I hope you do too.