Lost Cats! Please Help!?

Question

Okay about 3 years ago, a couple of wild cats showed up in our yard.

there was a mother, and 4 of her babies.

We always brought out food and water for them.

they trust us now, were alowed to pet them and everything.

but for about a week now, the mother cat,and one of ehr babies have not been showing up, for food.

now today, im getting worried.

the mother cat is not that old.

we have a small woods in our backyard, and i looked in there.

but not every year but could not find them.

but the otehr baby cats have shown up.

what do u think could have happend?

because 2 of them dissapeared?

i know it wasnt cuz of old age, and they were not sick because we already caught them when they were young and got them shots and everything.

what should i do?

we have no pics to put up lost cat signs!

help! please!

Answer 1

I lost my cat and unfortunetly theres not much you can do. You must rember cats can survive on there own in the wild so im sure there fine  

Answer 2

Leave food outside where they normally eat and make sure there is water there 24/7.  They may come back when they smell the food or when they get thirsty.

Even though you do not have any pics, I would still put up lost cat signs with a detailed description. List the color of the fur and eyes, as well as any scars and his/her temperament.  

Call all your local animal shelters and give them the description of your lost cats as well.  I would also put up flyers in the veterinarian's office and ask them to keep an eye out for the cats too.

Hope you find them soon!

Answer 3

Maybe Mother Cat had another litter somewhere else and Baby Cat decided it was time to move on and find his/her own mate.

Answer 4

maybe the ASPCA caught them. Go to the ASPCA and look at the cats and see if they are the ones you saw and get them. Or maybe a neighbor took them.

Answer 5

Probably something killed them... In my area the coyotes hunt cats because it is easier than rabbits.

Owl's / racoons and a lot of animals will kill them

It would have been better if you gave them the garage to live in...

If she is not spayed then she may be pregnant/ delivering or is hunting for a male to breed with..

(have all of them spayed/ neutered!)

good luck! >^..^<