I am no longer affiliated with MPP, so you’ll need to contact them directly. They are now called Mission Reunite. You can also find information on my website on how to find the owner of a found/stray cat here: https://lostpetresearch.com/lost-pet-resources/found-stray-cat/

Our cat disappeared a couple of years ago, and one of the tips from Missingpetpartnership.org helped us find her. It was getting dark, and she didn’t come back–unusual for her. I found Missingpetpartnership.org and read their tips. And this is what I found out. Cats don’t generally got beyond a 3 – 5 house radius of home, and if they DON’T come home, they are usually trapped in a big place or small, from exploring. Our cat Foxy was entrapped in a high-walled courtyard at just across the alley from our house–the woman who’d lived there was in assisted living. Thanks to those tips, I knew how to look. And we recovered our Foxy that evening.

I was one of those lucky people who found my cat thanks to Missingpetpartnership.org. And I think it is important for people to know a couple of things, which I learned from your organization. I would suggest to the owner above that they should look for their cat within a three-to-five-house radius of home, and think TRAPPED. This is what I learned from you guys two years ago, and it led me straight to Foxy. So I hope that the person reading this can get going and talk to the neighbors and ask them to accompany them as they look inside their storerooms, sheds, and other places in their yards. It worked for me, and I know that the most important thing for these folks is to get their animals back, safe and sound.

I’m sorry to hear that your cat is missing. For reliable information, I would recommend the Missing Animal Response Network or my own site. Though I don’t know anyone in OR, you may be able to find someone in WA on the MARN Pet Detective Directory. If you cannot find on-site help, I would recommend getting a phone consultation from a trained individual on that list. I also offer consultations: https://lostpetresearch.com/services/consultations/.