Hello, MIKE.

Thursday June 13 2013 at 12:03, you wrote to me:

 MR> Lets hope that is the case.. The odds are actually towards that if You
 MR> live in a fairly populated area.

We live in a densely populated area.

 MR> Good stuff and check with the vets in area and the rescue centers or
 MR> shelters as People may have found him, but if You don't contact them,
 MR> they may have an animal, but have no idea who it belongs to. If it is
 MR> abandoned or missing.

We've called all the local shelters.  Monday an ad will go in the local paper
and flyers will be put everywhere.

 MR> Thoughts are with You, I hope You find him real soon. Keep us up to
 MR> date here. Another positive note to remember is, A Cat has a lot
 MR> better chance of surviving a few days. Their natural hunting skills
 MR> are amazing. He may not eat as good as home, But this time of year
 MR> there are a lot of mice and birds and such. Good luck!

Tigger was an indoor/outdoor cat for the first year and a half of his life and
he is a proven mouser (a -very- good mouser).  My wife and I seem to think
that someone has taken him in.  Tomorrow or Saturday when we have time we'll
canvass our neighborhood.

Later,
Sean

... The chief cause of problems is solutions.
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