Rivera, California cat escapes while recovering from surgery. Cat is found with help of animal commu

Carol of Rivera, California contacted me because she was very worried for the health and safety of her cat Wise. Wise was recovering from a surgery, but he somehow managed to jump out her window. Carol writes about her experience below:

"Hello Hilary,

I am happy to let you know I have found my cat! I spoke to you on Friday after my cat had been missing for over a week. I found my Cat Sunday morning.

The things you told me were so helpful in looking in the right direction for the Cat. You had told me he was in a beige house (which he was), that there was a hedge at that house (which there was in the front yard), that there was a side of the house where they used as a litter box (which there was, it looked like there was a lot of dirt and grass on side of house). You said there was a fluffy cat there (which there was), and that he sees a lady sitting in a chair with dark glasses reading (which there is a lady who sits in the front of her house and wears dark glasses in the day) I had remember seeing her during the day in the past. You said he was a couple blocks away (which he was).

I got up in the morning and remembered you said you told him I would be looking for him, so I before I started searching I went to my candle that had been lit, and asked the universe, the energy of the earth to help me find my cat, and I asked my cat to come out of the backyard to the front where I could see him. I drove around and went to that house where the lady sits, and in the driveway there was my Cat, sitting on top of the Car! OMG I couldn't believe it. I was so happy. I came home and went outside and lifted my arms to the sky, spun around and thanked the universe for bringing me and my cat together.

I am a true believer of your connection to pets and your ability to talk and hear them so they can find their way home.

Thank you so much, and I am grateful for your help."

Carol

Union City Missing Cat Found After One Month!

This is another rescue dramatic story in that after hearing the cat owner's story, I was not sure I wanted to take the case. The missing cat owner had previously had a bad experience with a pet detective while trying to locate her missing cat Simba. The cat owner had been very vocal about the failed efforts of the pet detective on social media. I was afraid that Samerah's bad experience with the pet detective would "taint the well" with me. If worried that if, even for reasons beyond my control, I was not able to successfully locate Simba, Samerah would think I was just as bad as the pet detective. Even under the best circumstances, locating a lost cat can be difficult. It was possible that Simba was someplace that Samerah could not find, even with my directions.

Samerah and I agreed to work together with the understanding that I could not guarantee Simba's return, but I would do my best.

When I communicated with Simba, he told me that he had been frightened away from Samerah's home by another cat. He wanted to return home, but he was afraid the other cat would attack him.

Simba showed me that he had crossed a street, he had come to a greenish beige home, he had seen a man with short and spiky hair, a bicycle and a dish of water.

I suggested Samerah go over the the area across her street and look for the house Simba described, but that Samerah be quiet instead of calling out for him.

Three days later, Samerah called me back with great news. She reported that she had found the house and the man with the spikey hair and the dish of water. Samerah and her sister took turns going over to the house while being quiet. Within two days, Samerah's sister saw Simba on a fence next to the house. Unfortunately, Simba got spooked and ran away. Samerah came back the next day and was able to coax Simba out of hiding.

Simba was skinnier after one month of not eating often, but a veterinarian checked Simba out and said he was fine.

Samerah of Union City, California writes:

"My whole family wants to thank you. I found him three days after talking to you. You were right about everything."

Los Angeles, California kitten rescued after being dumped on freeway with the help of police patrol

Los Angeles, California kitten rescued after being dumped on freeway with the help of police patrol officer, good samaritan and animal communicator..

This is a very dramatic cat rescue story that involves dangerous driving, a police officer and a dedicated animal rescue volunteer.

Lisa was driving down the very busy Los Angeles, California freeway South 110, cars driving all around her at 70 miles per hour, when she noticed a stranded kitten along the freeway shoulder. Terrified for the kitten’s safety, Lisa managed to get over to the freeway shoulder and back up her car (which was quite difficult) and park near the kitten. A police patrol officer stopped as well, but that scared the kitten. (See photo above.) The kitten backed up as they approached, jumped a short barrier and ran down a freeway onramp and disappeared. Lisa went back to her car, drove to the next exit, turned around and headed back to the area under the onramp where the kitten was last seen. Unfortunately, by the time Lisa was able to get back to the area, the kitten was nowhere to be seen. Lisa continued to go back to the area for a week with no sightings of the kitten.

Lisa heard about my services from another cat rescue volunteer and called to see if I could help.

When I communicated with “Freeway Kitten” he told me that he was within a block of the onramp, in the back of an apartment building, near a parked bicycle, near a man with black short hair, near other cats, near a dumpster and near a large parking area.

Lisa found the man I described, his parked bicycle and the apartment building with many cats living outdoors. It turned out that he was the manager of the apartment building where “Freeway Kitten” was hiding with other cats. Unfortunately, the man told Lisa that he did not like all of the stray cats in the area. The man hinted that he trapped the cats and dumped them elsewhere, or worse.

Lisa was able to trap “Freeway Kitten” and a few of the other cats. I feel that Lisa arrived just in time before the man trapped or even poisoned all of the cats.

“Freeway Kitten” now lives with Lisa and her other cats.

Lisa of Los Angeles, California writes:

“I got him! I don’t think I would have got him without your help.”

"Freeway Kitten" goes by the name of “Guy” now because he no longer a stray kitten. He is leading "the good life" at Lisa's home.

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