Rewards Offering a reward on your posters and in ads may offer an incentive for people to become involved. Be cautious before giving money to anyone claiming to know the whereabouts of your animal. Cover the neighborhood and beyond Talk to passers-by and stop in at businesses in your area. Post signs and call for your animal as you go. Check alleys, playgrounds, parks, and roadside ditches.
Cats are likely to become stranded in trees or shut in garages, storage sheds, or on rooftops.
Don't forget to call local and emergency veterinary clinics and to enlist the help of letter carriers and delivery persons. It is not uncommon for animals to be found miles from where they were lost. Through ads, flyers, and visits to shelters, extend your search over the greatest possible territory. Be thorough By using all available approaches, you can increase the odds of a happy reunion. Many animals are found weeks after they were lost.