Fayetteville, NC Lost Male Cat, Bo Duke Is Missing

Javen M.

2 months ago

ALMOST ALWAYS CATS ARE VERY VERY CLOSE. THEY FREAK AND WONT COME. PUT OUT BLANKET OR CLOTHES WITH YOUR SMELL. NO FOOD AS IT ATTRACTS STRAYS. TALK TO KIDS AND PEOPLE WALKING IN NEIGHBORHOOD. FLYERS WITH BIG GOOD PHOTO. REWARD. KEEP LOOKING. VERY CLOSE. IT CAN TAKE TWO THREE WEEKS OR LONGER. KEEP LOOKING CLOSE....CALL ANIMAL CONTROL EVERY DAY AND TAKE A BIG GOOD PHOTO TO THEM. DO NOT GIVE UP. PUT AD IN PAPER. KEEP TALKING TO PEOPLE IN NEIGHBORHOOD.

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Javen M.

2 months ago

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Katherine H.

2 months ago

Thank you so much for your suggestions and prayers! I've had the litter box and one of my shirts on the porch for over a week. I've placed small bites of tuna at the end of our driveway and along the driveway all the way up to the front porch, about every 2-3 feet. I have a bowl of water and a small dish of food right next to the door, so far he hasn't touched it. Several times a day/night I play cat calls over a Bluetooth speaker, im willing to try just about anything! I'm not giving up!

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Sheila G.

2 months ago

I’m sorry for your loss. Put his litterbox out and something of his and yours so he can pick up the scent. Most cats usually stay close to home. Check under bushes, porches, crawl space and under cars. Post also onpawboost, Nextdoor and the ring. Praying you find him or he finds his way home