Please accept my humble apologies too!!! I will pray for your cat's safe return....

__________________

Apology accepted and thank you

May I ask how long does it take for your cats to come back ?

My kiddo appeared 2 days after her first escapef, but this time oledi more than 7 days and not sign of her

No reply from puppy.com forum too on the search dog service. So affirmative no such service in Selangor ..........

My kiddo has a stray friend who often visited her..... I told the stray if he brings back my girl I promise to keep him & take care of him too. I hope he understand my message ...........

Don't agree on this.


If you tell not all policeman can pakai........I AGREE......

Don't really think it will be possible as you need to put the dog in proper trainning first.

have you posted advertisements on some strategic places with you kitties foto? The kitty couldnt be too far anyway..

Yape, I placed picture's notice at my housing area, put her sand box outside the house for wind to carry her scent & hope she find the trace to come home (but surely blow & wash away by recent rain liao

Also, walk around all houses' rubbish camber, drainage, surau, nearby nasi lemak stall, mamak stall .......and keep my elephane ear & eyes wide open for any cats' meow or passes by.......

hubby is also worried that she is not eating well & getting wet & cold because these few nights been raining heavy

Is she a long hair gal? Could it be some one took her home?
Is this the first time she leaves home or she normally allowed to roam. The latter being she will return anyhow (unless someone took her)

I would have to agree with Kulstud2.
IMHO, if she is a long haired girl, then there is a huge possibility that she has been cat-napped.
Wishing and praying for the return of your girl

__________________
european burmeses rock!

stranger:
if you baby is an adorable baby..someone may cat-nap him/her...

that happenned to a friend who took care of another friend's baby (as that owner gone to UK for 3 years, and the best alternative was to leave the cat here...) One day the cat managed to squeeze herself through to freedom. Little that she knew that someone may just grabbed her away.

Once realised the baby lost...obviously the friend had the worst nightmare ever -- (how to tell the owner who every now and then called to ask progress of the little baby). Posters glued at almost anywhere that cud be glued to..knocked every door and hand over the picture...offer reward...yet no news...

Lucky that this gusty caretaker did not give-up...after months...still on the usual route to knock doors again and again...like a mad person!!!

At last, someone from the neighbourhood confessed that he took the cat in because she was such an adorable baby...however after numerous times someone knocked at his door, left posters...he just cud not take it anymore but to return the cat back....

Huh!! Now the cat is living in Melaka while waiting for her owner to come back for good this summer...

Morale of the story: don give up...although it may takes months...continue searching for him/her. Once it become the talk of the neighbourhood...the guilty catnapper will give up

My kiddo is a typical domestic short hair young lady (photo attached).

I don't think anyone took her, chances is she just ran for freedom thinking outside is a better world for her.

Luckily I already spayed her, in case she is being rape atleast she don't have to surface for reproduction.

Attached Images