My sister Kim Freeman is a professional lost cat finder. Not bragging but she is really, really good. I've seen how scientific and situation-specific her methods are when a cat disappears.

So, when a friend's indoor black cat got out, I immediately called Kim for advice. Apparently, my friend's cat was hiding inside a couch when the movers took it out. No one knew until she shot out and over the fence of the yard like a bolt of lightning.

It took patience, tactics and faith but my friend followed Kim's strategy, and her cat was recovered within 72 hours.

I guess this is a public service announcement of sorts. My sis is so experienced and passionate in getting cats and their servants/owners reunited, I truly want folks to know about her.

Even if you're not in the Atlanta area, she has assisted lost cat recovery in 48 states and 23 countries over the last ten years.

If you hear about a lost cat, let people know about her services. Here's her website www.lostcatfinder.com

Patrick Freeman