Missing Cat at Red Rock Campground
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Hi there, This is my first time on the forums here and I feel a little silly writing about this but some very nice folks encouraged me to post on here. My cat went missing the day before Thanksgiving from Red Rock Campground. She was spotted at night by some campers a few days after, so I have reason to believe she's still alive. #1: If you are staying there anytime this month, please keep an eye out for her in the evening! I've attached the missing cat poster that you will probably see around the campground (though after the big rain, I have no idea how they are faring). #2: I set up humane live animal traps around the campground in the hopes that I'll get her back. Unfortunately they require daily setting and checking, and I've had to fly back to New York at least temporarily. A couple of very generous folks (thank you, wonderful climbing community!) have volunteered to do some of the legwork, but I would love to impose upon them as little as possible. I know this is very very unlikely, but if you are staying for a while and are interested in checking/setting traps, please get in touch with menull. Thanks for reading, everyone. I've had this cat since I found her in a tree when she was a month old four years ago, and up until this point we've been inseparable. She's traveled with me far and wide, and we would go on long walks together. I feel awful that I am halfway across the country instead of looking for her at the campground right now, but if she's not found within the next two weeks I will be flying back to continue the search once my work obligations ease up. |
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Sorry you lost your cat. Hope those notorious rats didn't get her! |
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Thank you. And I don't think so, especially since she's left a few by/inside my tent as presents. |
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I can stop by the campground to check/release and reset traps this weekend for you if you need it...it will be easier than you might think for her to make it back to Summerlin neighborhoods (as the crow flies, not far at all)....make sure to keep checking the local shelters along with your other efforts. Coyotes are plentiful in the area, attracted to easy garbage as always. |
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Dow, thanks so much for the offer and for the advice. I am very grateful. If you don't mind emailing or calling me (so you don't have to post your info on the forum), I'd love to chat with you. |
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Thank you, everyone. |
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That's awesome! I couldn't imagine if my cat was missing for that long. Good to hear she's ok! |
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Yay! |
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<3! So wonderful you two are going to be reunited, happy endings just make me smile. Cheers! |
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Fantastic news! Glad there was a happy ending! |
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Yay !! The world needs more craq cats.. my next one will be for sure! |
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didn't see that coming. |
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Nice!! I would say the Kat should count her cat's luckiness. I guess those nine (perhaps eight now) lives come in handy. |
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Yah! Best news I've read today! Happy for you. |
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So happy for this good news! Glad you got your kitty back!!! |
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Crag cat, eh? What did you do with the cat when you went climbing? |
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Aww, thanks everyone! |
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Hey Kat, |
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Is this real? |
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NICE! |
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everything about all of this is awesome. |