In Book two, The Missing Cats blue-eyed cats are missing. It is up to Rio and Caitlin to solve the mystery and return the cats to their owners.
It is traumatic when a pet goes missing. Our hearts are filled with worry.
Here are some tips:
- It is always helpful to have a recent photo of your pet. A photo will help to identify your loved one.
- Ensure that your pet is chipped, and that the chip subscription and your contact information is up to date. (There are a number of companies that provide this service.) (This is best for cats who often will not tolerate a collar.)
- For dogs, make sure that they have their name and owner contact information on their collars. (Remember that collars can come off, so chipping is good as well.)
- Check with your local animal shelters, and humane societies. Do this every couple of days as animal shelters are extremely busy.
- Use apps and social media to post lost pet notices. It is best to include a photo of your pet, when you think they went missing and any other information – name, temperament. It is also nice to post when your pet is found.
- Create flyers and post around your neighborhood. Make sure you do not forget to include name, date when went missing, photo and your contact information.
- If you have a confirmed pet sighting, consider renting or borrowing a trap.
- Some folks recommend leaving food and for cats a litter box outside.
