Please pray for my pet again

[Kate555]

My beloved pet cat is gone missing again Sinbad. He went missing last year but I believe through this prayer forum he made his way home safely. I tried to make him an indoor cat but he was totally miserable! Here in Ireland cats are usually outside & I live in a nice neighbourhood. He means so much to my husband & I and is helping us grieve the loss of our daughter/step-daughter. On top of everything my husband’s job finished last Friday so we are both now unemployed in mid/late 50’s. We just have had a terrible stressful time in the past year. Please God send Sinbad home again safely. Hopefully he is just catting about but he is fixed so it is a waste of his time but maybe he has a roaming instinct. I know to some this is a trivial request but please say a prayer if you can. Dear Lord guide him home.

 

[odile53]

St. Francis, intercede for Sinbad so that he might enjoy his hunting excursion and then return safely to his family who loves him so much. I ask this in Jesus’ Holy Name. Amen.

 

[ExGratia]

Praying right now. Angel Guardian of the cats of Ireland, please send Sinbad home. Please comfort his family.
Saint Francis, pray for us.

 

[Lifelight]

Praying for your intention.

Lord, bring this loved creature home safe. Amen.

God Bless! you always:heart:

 

[ready]

May our Lord grant you the graces you need to cope with your missing pet. Good St. Anthony, please intercede that this couple finds Sinbad safe and sound. Amen.

 

[Kate555]

Many thanks for your prayers and it worked again Thank God. Sinbad made his way home safely last night at 1 am with no ill effects. I couldn’t believe it and I have no idea where he was. Thanks to the power of prayer, I am so grateful to you for sparing the time to pray for us.
I am praying that all lost pets be re-united with their people.

 

[odile53]

Well, whatever he was up to, it sounds like he had a good time going walkabout!

I’m very grateful that Sinbad was returned to you, and I know he doesn’t like the idea, but you can try keeping him in the way I had to with my old girl, Shabby (nickname for “Chablis.”) She was a big labrador-pitbull mix with a “traveling jones,” a proclivity for hassling geese, and a fervent belief that there was no more fun game in this great world than watching her human “mom” (that would be me,) hunt desperately through the neighborhood for a jet black dog on a dark night!

We had wanted to remodel the side entrance area of the house or awhile, and Shabby, the escape artist, gave us the perfect excuse. We created a small foyer, installed a door to it (in addition to the exterior door,) and voila! A “dog lock!” Think of an air lock arrangement on a spacecraft. Owner enters exterior door, closes it, then opens the inner door. Doggy is kept from bolting out at whim. Owner can then go fetch her own slippers and sit down with the evening paper.

A drastic solution, and that wasn’t really the primary reason for creating it (arctic winter winds blowing directly into the house whenever anyone entered were,) but it worked like a charm. Except for a careless niece not following the procedure, Shabby’s subsequent outings were always at the end of a leash!