Lost Pets Resources & Treed Cats Rescue Services

[Maylissa]

LOST ANIMALS

If your companion animal is missing/lost, in order to maximize the chances for a happy return, rather than having to suffer a more definitive loss, my first piece of advise would be to do web searches for "lost animals resources" or the like....and follow as much of the advise from each site as you can! In conjunction, were it me, I'd hire a recommended Animal Communicator from one of the lists provided, as an invaluable aid and understanding counsellor during such trauma.

There are several good sites out there now, but I will list just one of the most helpful & info-packed ones I've found through the years, as a start. Many of the other ones I've favoured are listed within this site anyway:

• This is an excellent "lost pet" resource site compiled by Morgine Jurdan, a well-known Animal Communicator who also includes this service as part of her work with/for animals. Please check out ALL the categories listed there, as there are several lists, each under different headings:

http://findalostpetresources.com/

TREED CATS RESCUE SERVICES

• If your, or someone else's cat, is ever stuck in a tree and cannot (or will not) get down on their own, PLEASE do NOT leave them up there, hoping "they'll come down eventually, on their own." Cats have suffered and died this way, and fire departments apparently often do NOT mythically provide rescue help for these situations, although you could always ask, of course. Of immense interest and relief to me, I recently came across this helpful site and resource. Dan Kraus, an arborist and award-winning tree climber, has rescued more than 950 cats to date (!!! ) and offers his service, helpful tips and other info, PLUS a directory listing of other arborists who also help rescue cats stuck in trees across the US, Canada and even Internationally. Each place where they are available for hire, is under his "Directory." But also invaluable is all the other info he provides on treed cats and what you should & should not do. I would also highly suggest anyone peruse his whole site well in ADVANCE of such a scenario ever happening, to be prepared and avoid making possibly lethal mistakes, should a dear cattie ever get stuck in a tree.

http://www2.catinatreerescue.com/view/Directory_view.cfm?directory_id=1

[MartyT]

Maylissa, as always, you've shared some valuable information here, and I thank you!

I've just now added these resources to the following pages of my Grief Healing website:

Missing Pets

Animal Rescue ~ Sanctuaries

Animal Communicators

[Maylissa]

And as always, you're most welcome, Marty! And thanks for adding them to your own lists -- I always SO appreciate seeing such great organization and thoroughness!

Hope you're doing well yourself,

xo

Maylissa