Thread: Anyone had or heard of a MC go missing for months?

I have not heard abut an MC being missed..
but I have experienced!!!

and so I can understand your feelings well..

Mine also used to go out n would come back..

Here, it is so hot from April to Oct n he was missing from Sept ,2011.

before that he used to go out n come back , one time after 2 days.
But during those times, he was spotted in the neighbourhood n would run home when he see me ,CRYING..

I still remeber my boy..n here no chance of searching wide as no fields or anything..only roads n huge buildings..

but I believe that he might have gone with anybody,preferably male, as he is addicted to males!!

n here nothing like camera can be put ..

I can feel you..n really see you wandering in search of him, as I used to do the same..

I don like to think that he is not alive..though I wonder, as you told he is able to survive in the hottest climate..

Thats y I think he might be somewhere else..

Like your boy mine was also so good n I still remeber him meowing louder n running to me , when he sees me outside.

Now it is one year since I met him..

But don think that yours is missed for ever...from your description I believe that he can be found in your region..n may be he prefers staying outside..n i think the climate anyway would not be so hot as 57 degree C here..so he can survive..

Best of Luck..
He will be back..

Do not give up,any breed of cat can go missing for months & then turn up again,we had a client whose domestic cat went missing for years & then walked into the house one morning at its usual time,sat in the same place looking at where its food was kept although at that point the kitchen had been changed & the original cupboard was no longer there,that was when they realised it was in fact their long lost feline... Is he ID chipped,one thing that is well worth its money as we have reunited lots of owners & furries through them,we always scan as a matter of course if a client says it turned up as a "stray" in their garden however long ago...
Cats are very able to adapt to fending for themselves but fingers crossed with the colder weather coming he will decide adventure was nice but a comfy home hearth is even better,keep faith until you know the worst & fingers crossed you have a very happy reunion....xxxx

Thanks for replies. To clarify, he wasn't an outdoor access cat as such, we have a small protected garden but he found a weak point when let out in the morning - we didn't know he was missing for a couple of hours. The garden has since been doubly fortified and I am going to get Loc8tor tags as well for his brother and Rufus if we ever find him. Yes he is microchipped, although that is only of use if he gets close enough to people for someone to apprehend him and take him somewhere to be scanned. The last we know is that he was out in the countryside and seems to have stayed away from the houses so far. Everyone in the village knows and there are still lots of posters around so if he had shown himself someone would have called. Trouble is if he is dead we would probably not know as I have heard that they go somewhere very hidden to die, and out in the countryside the number of hiding places is quite large.

I've been in a similar situation.

Less than a week after getting Spencer II he was at a friend's apartment and slipped out the door. He eventually came back two months later, lost 1kg to "only" 19kg. :D

I'd like to know how he coped.