Oh my I can only dream of how the owner(s) can feel. The only way I've ever lost a pet is by having to put it down because it got hit by a car. I hope that this post will encourage people to start keeping an eye out for Jensen and other cats and dogs that have been lost.
 Oh...and don't go out and buy a cat or dog that looks exactly like the cat or dog that will listen to the name Jensen or any other that is just cruel because that means you have given up looking for a poor helpless animal that could possibly be in real danger or just REALLY hungry and thirsty and lonely being chased by another bigger even smaller animal and it could be hurt. So PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE don't go to the pet shop and buy a cat or dog for the money. Also don't, if you find the pet, dont keep it for yourself. Just go out there sometime this weekend or any other time and look for a lost pet. Hey who knows you may wind up getting the money to do with as you please. Happy hunting!♥

Jensen is obviously very loved and his owner seems to have enough money to care for him well. It make me think of the huge differences that exit in the quality of pet care in America. Some people care so little for their pets, letting them go neglected without clean water, food, shelter, proper medical care, and neutering. But, I know the internet is helping some pets find homes -- many animal rescue groups use the internet well.

Jeff's idea is brilliant -- I can't believe a site like this does n't exist already since there are so many animal lovers. I see a lot of lost dog and cat flyers posted to telephone poles in my neighborhood, so there is definitely a need. Having an online element would make the search so much more effective.