Jackson Heights Life

Yes it does look like the first picture. I cant tell if its mine. My cat was thin, short hair domestic and grey coming down the leftvfront leg. What is the name of the dealership. Maybe the cat stays there and i could go. Its hard without having a specific location. Thank u

Thats 74th Street. I called and they have no clue. Ill try to pass by but I dont think its my Kiko. :0(

Thank you 

Here's another view of the visitor.  He/she was just here about 1/2 hour ago.

I believe I saw your cat, Kiko, which looks like the original posted photo (refer to the young cat, comfortable and stretching) between 35th and 37th avenue and 78th/79th street in the Hampton Court Gardens. It didn't look anything like the cat that people keep discussing and posting - which upon scrutiny doesn't look like Kiko. It had the youthful look, similar face, meticulous fur patterns and had clean fur. It was dark, and I couldn't capture a photo. The young cat appeared strikingly friendly for a garden cat. It came up to us with a domestic demeanor (I was with a group of people).

I wanted to relay what I can as soon as possible, and it is obviously inappropriate to call at this time.  I didn't catch a glimpse of its genital situation, albeit the cat seemed to correlate with your initial post.  I am not guaranteeing this is absolutely your Kiko, but it seemed to resemble the photo you posted compared to the other cat sighting. May I suggest to go to one of the buildings first thing tomorrow or as soon as possible, provide and have several images of your Kiko and speak to a super or a resident at one of the several buildings on the 79th or 78th Street side to accompany you with accessing the garden.  You should inquire to ask residents/building superintendents who are familiar with the garden to see how long they've been aware of the cat living within the garden (presumably and hopefully Kiko). The cat did not seem as adaptive as the many garden cats that I've seen and appeared rather friendly with clean shiny fur - Approaching humans yet timid in nature.  Chances are the cat would still be about in the garden - In some of these buildings, they gravitate and live in the garden of certain building complexes.  People are benevolent and feed the cats who linger. Please let me know the turn out. If this isn't your cat, I apologize for leading you on to false hopes but feel any semblance of a chance is well worth it - From one life-long pet owner and animal lover to another pet-owner.

Its 725am.. im around the garden.

No luck. I received an email from one of the residents of Hampton Garden stating that the cat you were referring to belongs to one of the residents of the complex. The superindent from there was kind enough to let me walk the garden. I also went to 80th and 34th where I was told that a similiar cat goes by there as well. It is going to be very hard if someone does not hold the cat in a stbla place where I could go directly to. Otherwise by the time I get anywhere the cat will be traveling around :0(