A Michael Broad Blog
Pilot went missing from his loving home in Santa Rosa ten years ago in 2007; three years after he was adopted. We don’t know how he survived those ten years. However, what is clear is that he survived the recent massive Santa Rosa fires. He suffered severe burns and we are told by The …
A couple’s cat escapes their car. They look for their cat. A police officer stops and detains them in what appears to be an unlawful detention. The couple argue with the police officer and gain the upper hand. The police officer has a problem of his own making.
This is a strange story and a sad one. The lady concerned with four cats really got caught up in a nasty scam that cost her her cats but she appears to have been more than careless herself. Natasha Hornes wanted to go and live with her fiance in Missouri. She got a guy …
The reward for this lost cat is high enough to make some people think that it’s some sort of scam. Is a $1,500 reward for tips leading to the recovery of a lost cat so high that people shouldn’t believe it? It is an interesting thought. The amount of money that a cat owner …
After three months in my new home my cat, Gabriel, decided to go back to my previous home to visit his previous ‘home range’ which is about half a mile away. That’s not far but the route is complicated. It is not direct. It goes to prove yet again that cats have great homing …
The title, ‘lost my cat-how to find it’ is a search term in Google (I’d use ‘him’ or ‘her’ and not ‘it’). This means people want to know how to find their cat. I thought I would refer to a telephone survey of owners who lost their cats which took place in 2007. It …
I have just written about a cat detection dog in the UK called Molly. She is very successful. She is well-trained. This is an alternative solution. It is an interesting solution and one that I find less believable but nonetheless it worked. A lady in America, Samerah Begzad, loves her indoor cat Simba. He …
As an optimistic figure, around one tenth of one percent of all cats go missing annually or one in 1000. Around half of this percentage go missing and are not found. I have deliberately simplified the figures which relate to the UK. I’d expect similar but slightly better figures for the USA. Less cats …
