Sentence examples for lost cats from inspiring English sources

According to the American Humane Association, last year more than seven million dogs and cats went missing; only about 17 percent of lost dogs and 2 percent of lost cats ever find their way back from shelters to their original owners.

N.Y.C.R.R. keeps mounds of catnip in the baggage room and lost cats always go there.

In 2007, The Journal of the American Veterinary Association reported that most lost dogs and lost cats weren't wearing tags at the time they disappeared.

In the other, an old man named Nakata, seemingly endowed with mystical powers after a mysterious childhood accident, pursues his mission to trace lost cats.

He is able, however, to learn to work in a shop producing handcrafted furniture, and when, upon the owner's death, the factory disbands he supplements his government subsidy with a modest-paying sideline in finding lost cats, since along with his disabilities he has gained the rare ability to converse with cats.

Nextdoor has revamped its Web site to make it easier for people to sort posts in their neighborhood by categories, and the company is also allowing people to post messages to adjacent neighborhood networks on Nextdoor (lost cats don't necessarily recognize neighborhood boundaries).

Geeky cartoon strips abound, along with a notice for a lost cat.

A neighbor recently posted on a neighborhood forum that after several years, her lost cat returned home.

In the storm's onset, the young daughter, Rose, wanders off amid the clattering palm trees, in search of a lost cat.

Cats make regular, enigmatic appearances in Murakami's fiction and one reader was keen to know if the author of Norwegian Wood and The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle might know where her lost cat had got to: "Cats just disappear sometimes.

The controversial ruler of Chechnya, Kremlin-backed Ramzan Kadyrov, has engaged John Oliver in an unlikely online spat after the British comedian mocked the hardman leader for posting an online appeal about a lost cat.