Thank you for not giving up and thank you to everyone who took the loss of someone else's pet personally and helped in the search instead of saying he's been gone too long and good luck to you. You just keep tracking and creating support and other eyes and ears join you. s Over and over again I have learned and come to depend upon the kindness of strangers whose involvement made recovery possible. It's never to late to search for a lost companion animal.
I just need to learn to spell "to". .It took a year once for us to find a dog and we started 3 months late because the adopter did not readily volunteer the information that she had lost him. We posted everywhere and each new person became part of the team to find him. Strangers who offered to help were the biggest part of the team so I have come to depend upon the kindness of strangers. Every night I reached out for him in my head and said Hang on , we are going to find you. And then there he was on Spring water trail. It is only a hopeless search if you don't believe in miracles and give up.
My Dads neighbor’s cat was missing and I got there a few hours later and immediately worked to calm her down and listen to her.
I gave her a game plan that included her getting some sleep and offered to pay a big reward, and help for as long as it took.
I left and came back later, to share some more info and standing at her door, her cat shot through the door like a rocket!
She was scared of strangers and perhaps her owner too in the outside setting. I believe she was hiding in her open garage the whole time, but I agree and remember how losing a pet cat was such a gut wrenching experience, that ended well for me, too.
Thank you for not giving up and thank you to everyone who took the loss of someone else's pet personally and helped in the search instead of saying he's been gone too long and good luck to you. You just keep tracking and creating support and other eyes and ears join you. s Over and over again I have learned and come to depend upon the kindness of strangers whose involvement made recovery possible. It's never to late to search for a lost companion animal.
I just need to learn to spell "to". .It took a year once for us to find a dog and we started 3 months late because the adopter did not readily volunteer the information that she had lost him. We posted everywhere and each new person became part of the team to find him. Strangers who offered to help were the biggest part of the team so I have come to depend upon the kindness of strangers. Every night I reached out for him in my head and said Hang on , we are going to find you. And then there he was on Spring water trail. It is only a hopeless search if you don't believe in miracles and give up.
Let's hope for no more escapes for Roki -- the search is always anxiety-ridden (my own experience) -- so happy he's home --- enjoy Japan.
My Dads neighbor’s cat was missing and I got there a few hours later and immediately worked to calm her down and listen to her.
I gave her a game plan that included her getting some sleep and offered to pay a big reward, and help for as long as it took.
I left and came back later, to share some more info and standing at her door, her cat shot through the door like a rocket!
She was scared of strangers and perhaps her owner too in the outside setting. I believe she was hiding in her open garage the whole time, but I agree and remember how losing a pet cat was such a gut wrenching experience, that ended well for me, too.
Glad this was a happy ending. BTW-my Dad was a WWII buff as well.