05/27/2026
This is Senior.
Goofy Boy-Cat has been found. It seems he may never have left our carport and was located hiding in the pile of junk waiting to go to the dump this Saturday in the back of my truck. He was hungry, thirsty, and WAY freaked out, but he is fine. I repeat, Atticus is in the house!!!
ATTENTION! ATTICUS IS MISSING!
This is NOT a drill! Not a joke, or a sales pitch.
Our beloved tuxedo boy got out of the house somehow yesterday, probably between 7 and 9 p.m. He often tries to escape, but even if he gets out the door, we always know he's there, and we always catch him and put him inside.
We did not know he was missing until this morning, when he did not come into our bedroom for his usual morning pets and snuggles. We looked in all his usual sleeping spots in the house, calling his name, and he did not come. He is such an attention ju**ie that he would not stay hidden if he thought he could get loved on, so we are sure he is not hiding or sleeping anywhere inside.
I looked in the house that's under construction next door; no sign of him.
I put his bed and some food out on the porch by the front door, hoping he will smell them and find his way home. I keep thinking he is probably still in our neighborhood somewhere, but he might have wandered farther away. Senior drove around a while checking East Oak Lane and Tower Road; no luck.
Please be on the lookout and message us if you see him or take him in. He's such a sweetheart and such a 'people cat' that he'd go to just about anyone, especially if he was scared and hungry.
