OMG, I let the cat in and I cannot find it.!!!!!

When one of mine go missing usually when it is time for a trip to the veterinarian it never fails that they are hidden usually near at eye level and in plain sight. Further, the cat is probably laughing at me with my flashlight in hand crawling around on the floor looking under all the beds, behind furniture, or in closets for a cat that ends up being found lying in the bed.

So ignore him eventually he will get hungry and make his presence known however catching the hapless fellow will be your next dilemma.


Yep, a pretty funny joke for the kitty to play on me. He's waaaay too smart for a cat.


Try a birdcall he might come out to find his own lunch try the Black-capped Chickadee they are rather pleasant to listen to as opposed to some other species of birds.

PARIDAE: Chicadees, Titmice
[link to www.naturesongs.com]

You may have sat on it. Check your butt crack in a mirror.

When one of mine go missing usually when it is time for a trip to the veterinarian it never fails that they are hidden usually near at eye level and in plain sight. Further, the cat is probably laughing at me with my flashlight in hand crawling around on the floor looking under all the beds, behind furniture, or in closets for a cat that ends up being found lying in the bed.

So ignore him eventually he will get hungry and make his presence known however catching the hapless fellow will be your next dilemma.


Yep, a pretty funny joke for the kitty to play on me. He's waaaay too smart for a cat.


Try a birdcall he might come out to find his own lunch try the Black-capped Chickadee they are rather pleasant to listen to as opposed to some other species of birds.

PARIDAE: Chicadees, Titmice
[link to www.naturesongs.com]


Bird calls are not working. He just isn't here. Now I need to convince myself that I imagined it all.

You may have sat on it. Check your butt crack in a mirror.

LISTEN TO THE VOICE OF EXPERIENCE!!!

When one of mine go missing usually when it is time for a trip to the veterinarian it never fails that they are hidden usually near at eye level and in plain sight. Further, the cat is probably laughing at me with my flashlight in hand crawling around on the floor looking under all the beds, behind furniture, or in closets for a cat that ends up being found lying in the bed.

So ignore him eventually he will get hungry and make his presence known however catching the hapless fellow will be your next dilemma.


Yep, a pretty funny joke for the kitty to play on me. He's waaaay too smart for a cat.


Try a birdcall he might come out to find his own lunch try the Black-capped Chickadee they are rather pleasant to listen to as opposed to some other species of birds.

PARIDAE: Chicadees, Titmice
[link to www.naturesongs.com]


Bird calls are not working. He just isn't here. Now I need to convince myself that I imagined it all.


He might have found a nice warm place to hunker down for a snooze, if he is inside your house I guess in due time he will let you know so pick the food up or this little adventure might continue for days.

The birdcalls always bring mine out of the woodwork and the dogs too for that matter.

Hope he don't do what one of my cats did the other nite. He likes to lay on the towel in front of the shower and so after all nite of being in the bathroom when i opened the door the stench was unbearable.
He had gotten a case of the shits sometime in the nite and had stepped all in it and had it everywhere and he ran outta there when i opened the door like a lightening bolt....couldn't stand the smell of his own crap!

When one of mine go missing usually when it is time for a trip to the veterinarian it never fails that they are hidden usually near at eye level and in plain sight. Further, the cat is probably laughing at me with my flashlight in hand crawling around on the floor looking under all the beds, behind furniture, or in closets for a cat that ends up being found lying in the bed.

So ignore him eventually he will get hungry and make his presence known however catching the hapless fellow will be your next dilemma.


Yep, a pretty funny joke for the kitty to play on me. He's waaaay too smart for a cat.


Try a birdcall he might come out to find his own lunch try the Black-capped Chickadee they are rather pleasant to listen to as opposed to some other species of birds.

PARIDAE: Chicadees, Titmice
[link to www.naturesongs.com]


Bird calls are not working. He just isn't here. Now I need to convince myself that I imagined it all.


He might have found a nice warm place to hunker down for a snooze, if he is inside your house I guess in due time he will let you know so pick the food up or this little adventure might continue for days.

The birdcalls always bring mine out of the woodwork and the dogs too for that matter.


I hope this doesn't go on for days, there is no litter box in here.

I will try the birdcalls for fun, next time I 'see' him. I have played with the dog and cat videos with him before and that was kinda fun.

I suppose you will just have to purchase a litter box and adopt the little guy, as it appears he has already adopted you.

Open a can of tuna. Place on floor. See kitty come.

Open a can of tuna. Place on floor. See kitty come.


He really likes that turkey and it didn't work. I honestly don't believe he is anywhere in here. His next round is usually around midnight and the one after that is around 3 am. We'll see if he shows up.

Ok, here is what you do: Go to the hardware store and get enough fogger bombs for the size of your place, but instead of sealing it up, leave the doors open...gas the fucker out!

Open a can of tuna. Place on floor. See kitty come.


He really likes that turkey and it didn't work. I honestly don't believe he is anywhere in here. His next round is usually around midnight and the one after that is around 3 am. We'll see if he shows up.


Then maybe he found a hole to the outside...

I suppose you will just have to purchase a litter box and adopt the little guy, as it appears he has already adopted you.


Yup, we were planning that this weekend, since he does appear to look for one, even though it is a violation of our lease.

Better safe than sorry. I have never been able to remove cat urine completely.

And he is still missing. Weirdness.

I suppose you will just have to purchase a litter box and adopt the little guy, as it appears he has already adopted you.


Yup, we were planning that this weekend, since he does appear to look for one, even though it is a violation of our lease.

Better safe than sorry. I have never been able to remove cat urine completely.

And he is still missing. Weirdness.


Urine Remover
1 quart 3 percent hydrogen peroxide
1/4 cup baking soda (sodium bicarbonate)
1-teaspoon liquid soap or dish detergent
Mix these ingredients together and clean the effected area quickly before the hydrogen peroxide breaks down.

By the way, this works wonders with skunk spray, my Australian Cattle Dog had me shopping at Wal-Mart’s at 3:00 the night she decided to grab a skunk and yes I have many animals and many stories.

It was probably a spirit. They can manifest themselves physically and in animal form.

It was probably a spirit. They can manifest themselves physically and in animal form.


You have no idea of how many times I have thought of this, previous to my post here. That kitty was odd. Showed up at an odd time in my life, found me after I moved and had a harem of kitties with him. A male and a stray, being the caregiver of at least four other cats struck me as very odd.

It was probably a spirit. They can manifest themselves physically and in animal form.


You have no idea of how many times I have thought of this, previous to my post here. That kitty was odd. Showed up at an odd time in my life, found me after I moved and had a harem of kitties with him. A male and a stray, being the caregiver of at least four other cats struck me as very odd.


I once had a cat my favorite who I adopted while stationed in England and brought back to the states and then back to England when reassigned. She was devoted to me and it broke my heart when she developed an aggressive form of cancer and eventually had to be put to sleep because the cancer riddled her body.

My husband heard along with myself movement in the closet and he too realized it was Molley and I realized that I had to let her go for both our sakes.

Have you had a cat in your past that you lost and are clinging to perhaps a bit too strongly?

I cheated and skipped to the end. Did you find the cat?

The kitty is outside. Maybe he learned to open the door?

Do you know or have any other cats?

Pretend you're going to feed it, it'll come a-running.


I did, I did, got the food bowl and shook it. Ran the water in the sink, works EVERY time. No kitty.

Do you know or have any other cats?


I don't have any cats, but he has a herd/harem following him around. The others won't come in though. They are truly feral.