Lost Cat Pet Detective YouTube channel
Kim Freeman / Lost Cat Recovery
"more cats found = fewer in shelters."
Lost cats found in Austin, TX
If you've lost a cat and need hope and inspiration to keep going, check out these amazing videos of lost cats I've found despite difficult circumstances:
Lost cats found: Happy reunion stories of missing cats found in Austin --and all over the US.
I'd love to show you the hundreds of lost cats I've found over the years here, but it would mean doubling the efforts of my Facebook page!
So please come see the happy reunion pictures, videos + stories on my "Lost Cat Finder Pet Detective" Facebook page at:
http://www.lostcatfinder.com/lost-cats-found
http://www.lostcatfinder.com/lost-cats-found
If you need help, inspiration, tips or guidance finding your lost cat, visit my main website at www.LostCatFinder.com
Here's a preview of what you'll find on the Lost Cat Finder "happy reunions" page:
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| A few of the many Lost Cat Finder happy reunions! |
Cat Behavior Expert
"Why does my cat do that?"
For anyone in need of some expert cat behavior advice, check out Dr Kim Kendall -- one of the world's leading veterinary experts in "Feline Friendly Care (www.felinefriendlycare.com) and behaviour. She also runs in Sydney, Australia, home of Cafe Purrfection, the world's first ethical cat cafe where it's all about the cats, not the coffee (or humans). Check out http://thecatpalace.com.au and www.felinefriendlycare.com
As of 2016, Dr Kendall is my GO-TO cat lady for when we get a lot cat home and have behavior issues, reacquainting issues and calming down after being lost and starving. Her advice works, plus she has that cool Aussie accent to boot!
Lost Cat Finder: International Pet Detective based in Austin
Hi! Looks like you've landed on my local blog page (which has now been updated to a national website). Also new: a Facebook page where I log my cases and happy Lost Cat reunions. Please come Like and let me know if you need my help.
Kim Freeman, Pet Detective
www.LostCatFinder.com
Lost Cats Found Facebook Pag
Austin Lost Cat Finder Pet Detective interviewed on KEYE morning news
After helping Erica Brennes (the traffic reporter on the local news) find her missing cat Skittles, KEYE contacted me to do a feature on the morning news.
Here's the "Lost Cat Finder" interview, held onsite at 6am on a rainy Austin morning. Apparently, I am now dubbed, "the Cat Detective."
Lost Pet Finders - Lost and found cat tips on KXAN "My Pet" Segment
"Help me find my cat!" Yes, that's what I do as a pet finder for lost cats. I'm a pet detective in Texas, based in Austin and offer missing cat tips & coaching to lost cat owners all over the country.
Lost Cat Finder: Austin TX Pet Detective
I'm a pet detective trained in lost cat search and rescue, animal tracking and the science of lost cat behavior. I'm also he only certified Missing Pet Partnership "Pet Detective" in Austin Texas.
I'm available 24/7 to help people find lost cats, from in-person "cat detective" searches to phone and email pet finder advice, shelter searches--even making and distributing lost cat posters and flyers.
My goal is to provide lost cat owners with the right information, tools and techniques to track down a missing cat no matter what the situation. I even wrote a search guide "How to Find a Lost Cat" for people outside the Austin area. This e-book has helped people all over the world recover their missing cats!
I'm available 24/7 to help people find lost cats, from in-person "cat detective" searches to phone and email pet finder advice, shelter searches--even making and distributing lost cat posters and flyers.
My goal is to provide lost cat owners with the right information, tools and techniques to track down a missing cat no matter what the situation. I even wrote a search guide "How to Find a Lost Cat" for people outside the Austin area. This e-book has helped people all over the world recover their missing cats!
Texas Pet Detective Services
If you book me to handle an entire Lost Cat Search campaign, the charge from start to finish is $500. This includes everything: poster + flyer creation/distribution, interviewing neighbors, searching crawlspaces under houses and sheds using tools and gear, visiting animal shelters and local vets--a complete and detailed, physical search for your lost cat.
If you book me to handle an entire Lost Cat Search campaign, the charge from start to finish is $500. This includes everything: poster + flyer creation/distribution, interviewing neighbors, searching crawlspaces under houses and sheds using tools and gear, visiting animal shelters and local vets--a complete and detailed, physical search for your lost cat.
If you're able to create and hang your own giant posters, visit area vets and shelters, and distribute hand flyers to neighbors while getting their permission for me to bring equipment and search their yards and sheds, the rate for a two hour search is $250.
You obviously care a lot about your cat if you're here seeking professional advice based on the science of lost cat behavior. I've studied thousands of cases of lost cats: what missing cats do, how they travel, and what works to get them found.
This is not something the general understands how to do. It only makes sense to hire a professional or, at the very least, watch my tutorial video, How to Find a Lost Cat.
Kim Freeman / Texas Pet Detective
based in Austin TX
based in Austin TX
Website: http://www.lostcatfinder.com
Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/LostCatFinder
Vimeo videos: https://vimeo.com/catdetective
Lost Cat Search Strategy Coaching
Get an email consultation and Profile analysis with your copy of the petfinder e-book "How to Find Your Lost Cat" for custom search tips based on your completed Lost Cat Profile. Combining your cat's Profile results + probability theory, I coach you on where to put your efforts at each integral stage of the search for your lost cat.
Full Search and Rescue $500
This is the full campaign and includes everything from the "How to Find Your Lost Cat" Search Guide booklet, a custom Lost Cat Profile Analysis and coming in person to your house to examine all areas for clues and key hiding places you may have overlooked using my special heat sensitive technology and cat recovery equipment.
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Austin pet detective, Kim Freeman, website at www.LostCatFinder.com To request a consultation contact her via her website at Lost Cat Finder.
Lost Cat Pet Finder: "How to find a lost cat?"
Lost cat? Immediate action is key.
Don't wait for your missing cat to come home––start looking immediately. Post a Craigslist ad immediately and place giant florescent "Lost Cat posters" within a 3 block radius. Don't put food outside unless it's in a humane trap with a wildlife camera to know whether your cat is nearby. Contact a professional "cat detective" while the trail's still fresh. Read up on all the best techniques in "How to Find a Lost Cat" here.
If you found a lost cat near Austin, Texas or anywhere in the country, get them scanned for a microchip. You can get this done free for a lost or found cat any PetsMart store, vet clinic or at Austin Animal Center on Levander Loop. If the cat has a microchip number, participating pet recovery services will determine the registry then contact the owner. Meanwhile, use this: AAHA Universal Pet Microchip Lookup Tool
Don't wait for your missing cat to come home––start looking immediately. Post a Craigslist ad immediately and place giant florescent "Lost Cat posters" within a 3 block radius. Don't put food outside unless it's in a humane trap with a wildlife camera to know whether your cat is nearby. Contact a professional "cat detective" while the trail's still fresh. Read up on all the best techniques in "How to Find a Lost Cat" here.
If you found a lost cat near Austin, Texas or anywhere in the country, get them scanned for a microchip. You can get this done free for a lost or found cat any PetsMart store, vet clinic or at Austin Animal Center on Levander Loop. If the cat has a microchip number, participating pet recovery services will determine the registry then contact the owner. Meanwhile, use this: AAHA Universal Pet Microchip Lookup Tool
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