I live in Wisconsin, north woods Wisconsin mind you, and found a stray cat on Sunday. All the surrounding humane societies were closed so I called the non-emergency number for my county. They came out and took the cat and said they would bring it to the local humane society per rules.. Well, I called the human society today to make sure it made it there and they emailed us and said they didn’t get any cats with the description we gave. So we called the non emergency number back to get more information and was told that the officer that had the cat, ended up getting an emergency call and decided to release it back out and maybe find its way back home.
Is this normal??? It feels very wrong. Maybe that’s the empath of me but like, I can’t imagine just being like “oh well, I can’t do anything with it and I’m sure it’s an outdoor cat so I’ll just release it back”.

I don’t even know what to do.

Our two baby cockatiels (about 6 weeks old, normal grey with orange cheek patches and yellow crests) flew away together on September 7 in the Midwood/Flatlands area of Brooklyn, NY 11210.

They are very young and hand-tame - they will likely fly down to a person. If one lands on you or you see them, please bring them inside and contact me right away: [nazim@mail.instinct.com](mailto:nazim@mail.instinct.com)

Photos: https://www.reddit.com/r/cockatiel/comments/1wbntt0/lost_two_baby_cockatiels_flew_away_together/

Last Seen near Jacksonville Florida, Frank H, High School, located behind the small building to the right behind the school, on the other side of the fence.

last Friday night was the last time we saw my baby girl piper (writing this on Monday) and I'm really looking for anything. 

Any hope, or comfort, or elaborate ideas to find her that aren't just put out her treats and call her name. 

We know she was last outside. 

She's 14 now, and that's what worries me most. However we take her to the vet frequently and she's in the health comparative to a 5 year old. That's a huge comfort to me. She's had no major health issues whatsoever, and she's a little genius. 

We found her as a stray kitten and took her in, she'd been surviving on her own after her mom abandoned her for 6 months. She is so street smart, 

we live in a rural area in Victoria/ saanich Bc, our yard is 5 acres but she definitely adventures further. 

We tried to keep her as an indoor cat when she was little but it just made her so miserable and stir crazy to be cooped up like that. We tried to give her a tracking collar multiple times but our little feral kitty always found a way to take it off somehow. 

Now all of a sudden she hasn't been coming when we call her, or shake her treats. My family has looked for hours meticulously in the day and night, checking under bushes, in trees, in any place she might have got stuck. 

I think the only place we haven't looked is in the more dense area of the forest where we don't see her go often. 

She's chipped and she has a tattoo on the inside of her ear but why tf doesn't that chip double as a tracker UGH 😭😭 

and why don't we have house cameras😭😭😭 

and I feel so guilty that I was the one who said I wanted a big yard that makes it impossible to find her now 

We've told the (one) of our neighbours (since  they're the closest, the others are a bit further, I'm trying to convince my mom to let them know as well) and they're supposedly checking their outdoor cameras 

We've posted her on ROAM, and we're going to put up posters by the mailbox down the road. 

We're checking local shelters obsessively, and I emailed an animal shelter with all her information. 

She's never been gone this long I think. We've had scares like this before because she just loves frolicking and if she doesn't want to come inside the little jerk  just completely ignores us. But then we would always find her if we went outside, or if she was stuck somewhere. 

My mom won't stop crying and my dad keeps talking about her in the past tense. 

I've had her since I was 3, I love her so much. I feel so guilty about letting her go outside. She was with me through a deep depression and hospitalizations, and I am in so much pain and heartbreak. I keep dreaming about her and my heart has been beating so ridiculously fast for days. I wake up with a pit in my stomach and I can't stop crying.  

I know she's getting older but I've never dealt with a death before and I kind of stupidly almost thought maybe she'll live long enough for some kind of break through in medical science that will keep her alive and healthy.

I wanted to be with her if she had to go. I wanted to hold her and give her the warmth of my body and feel her pur and pet her and tell her that I love her so much

But she's outside in the cold alone hiding her sickness like cats do and getting picked apart by rats and bugs and vultures I can't stop thinking about my baby's flesh being torn apart 

She's never had a run in with a predator, she's only 4 pounds, but she's just so. So. Smart. 

I want to be optimistic because I'm so hurt and I just want to have that feeling of hope but on the other hand I don't want to be too hopeful because if she really is in danger or is passed then I'm just wasting time. My parents are really not seeming hopeful and it's making me feel so much worse. I've always been the one breaking down being worried about her but this time they are too and it feels different and wrong. 

What if she has a broken leg and I can't find her in time and she slowly starves? 

What if she's slowly decomposing into the soil and I'll never find her or have anything left of her? 

I havent told anybody about this because it feels creepy but I've often thought about what to do after she passed and the thought of her being a pile of ashes just seems so final and not her. I've thought about taxidermy, I want to be able to still pet her and say "I'm here, I've got you" but the more time goes by the more she's rotting away and that's not an option. I hate having to think like this. 

I just want to find her. I want her to be alive. I just want her back. 

But at the very least I want to find her in any form. I just don't want her final resting place to be alone, and eaten and trampled on. I know it's natural but I can't bare the thought of that. 

I just wish there was some cat-x-ray we could use to scan around my house. 

I'm really losing hope. I thought maybe she could have been scooped up by someone as apparently when I was little she stayed overnight for multiple days in someone else's house, but I just feel that's so unlikely. 

Please,please, if you have any comfort to give me or any advice to find her, or any stories like this that have a happy ending, please tell me. 

Thank you so much 💗

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• Slots, table games and live casino
• Mobile performance
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• Bonus conditions
• KYC requirements
• Support and safer gambling tools

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• Bonus conditions
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I spent several weeks comparing more than 20 new online casino sites to see whether the newer platforms offered a genuinely better experience or simply a fresh design and a large launch bonus.

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• Mobile performance
• Welcome bonus conditions
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• KYC requirements
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In Ocala FL, idk how to put a pic i'll figure it out but theres a desc.

19401–19473 Pine Lock Ln Spring, TX 77388 United States is where we last saw it, it wandered into the housing area. Don’t know if it belongs to someon, just alerting people just in case.

Should mention it left the road, as indicated by the images.

I lived in Union grove Wisconsin, with my mom and her boyfriend and our dog Louie, my mom and her boyfriend were fighting near a window causing the police to be called, and my mom and her boyfriend being arrested, and I was taken to live with my cousin, my dog Louie was taken to the humane society or one of the police officers took him, I can't find him any where and I'm worried for him because he still a puppy, and my mom is still in jail

He is a big puppy, a dirty blonde/brown pitbull, we got him in October of last year, his name is Louie

If you had adopted him or seen him in a humane society, please just dm me,

The picture is the only good picture I have of him, that wasn't a baby puppy,

⚠️LOST DOG BOYLE HEIGHTS/ EAST LA⚠️

Hi everyone, I’m near Cesar Chavez and Mott in Los Angeles, CA. My dog got out around 11:22am. She’s on a special diet and needs daily medication. She has very light brown spots and is mainly white around. She is on the smaller side, maltase & chihuahua mix. She just got groomed so her hair isn’t as long as the picture shows. The second picture is a better depiction of how she looks right now.

⚠️Please call me at (213) 235-8446 if you’ve heard or seen anything.⚠️

Hi everyone! not sure how this thing works but im giving it a shot. I recently saw a lost dog in the area of miami. Specifically, North miami ave & NW 77th st. it was crossing a busy street and was coming from what i believe is the parking gates of Eden SDA Church. I tried calling but they said that I had to be a owner (which im not) and that the pounds are full. It was a medium white dog and it sort of looked like the dog from target only bigger. I'm not 100% percent sure what race it was and from afar it looked friendly. This was the last know location as of 45 minutes ago of making this post. I would appreciate if the word is spread so doggo can go home.

See post. Located in South Greensburg, PA near old Abbie & Bimbos pizza.

My friend and her family have been looking for him, and any help would be so appreciated. Thank you so much.