There are things you can do to help get her home safely again.

By Joan Walker

It’s six o’clock in the evening and you’ve just gotten home from a nasty commute, but when you walk in the front door expecting kitty to be expectantly waiting, she’s not there. A thorough search yields only one clue — a window screen pushed ajar — and no cat. Your kitty isn’t wearing a collar, because she’s an indoor cat, so she’s loose and unidentifiable. Now what?

Do your own searching. Don’t rely on your neighbor’s assurance that your cat hasn’t been seen in her yard.

It could be time to call a missing animal response (MAR) search team — a dog and handler team trained specifically to find your lost cat. …

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