DISCOVER HOW THIS CAT WAS FOUND HIDING RIGHT UNDER HER OWNER'S NOSE!

Cats can be particularly hard to find if they don't want to be seen. I receive many calls from clients whose cats turn out to be almost "right under their noses."

HB of Rosedale, Maryland contacted me when her cat, Lily, jumped out of her carrier as HB loaded her into her cat on a trip to the veterinary office. Four days had gone by and despite a frantic search, Lily was nowhere in sight.
When I contacted Lily she let me know that she was in the bushes at the far end of HB's apartment building toward the next building over. Lily had seen HB many times but, as this was the first time she had been allowed outside, she wanted to sit and watch all of the new sights and sounds around her. Lily felt like a kid in Disneyland for the first time. She let me know that she was reluctant to go home, as she had seen other cats, birds and many fascinating jumping bugs.

Upon careful inspection, HB found Lily in the bushes at the end of her apartment building, but Lily darted off. She was seen that night with another cat far off in the woods by HB's building.
I asked HB if she would be willing to make a compromise. If Lily would come home, HB would find was to let her out for supervised visits. HB agreed. Lily showed up at HB's door the next morning!