did you contact the local animal control to let them know that you lost a
cat?

Try the local classifieds. Here in FL, they will let you post a
lost/found pet ad for free. Also, inform your local shelter/pet
rescue.

Good luck.

Go around to your neighbors, house to house, and give them your phone
number and show them a picture. Also have them open all out buildings --
garages, tool shed, etc. Lots of times cats get stuck in buildings and
can't get out. My aunt's cat was gone for over a week, she had handed
out her phone number, and the neighbors' called her when they heard
meowing. Turns out the cat was shut in the crawl space under the
neighbor's house.

Be sure to leave out food and water.

Good luck!

Rhonda

 wrote

  On my Catpage, there are two articles on this subject, namely:

                           Finding your Lost Cat

                    by Sharon Talbert, Seattle, WA, USA

                      with an addendum by Jenna Steele

                      http://blakjak.com/lost_cat.htm

                             Lost Cat Behaviour

                by Kat Albrecht, Santa Cruz, California USA

                      http://blakjak.com/lost_ct1.htm

  There are also links to a couple of other places.  I hope that the
advice in these articles helps, and that you find your lost cat.

  Both these articles are available as emails on request from me at
David Stevenson <cat2@blakjak.com>.  Just ask for

        Item 12: Finding your Lost Cat by Sharon Talbert
        Item 13: Lost Cat Behaviour by Kat Albrecht