 And so when I saw the missing cats go from an average of 4 or 5 to 27, and the dogs go from an average of 20 to 58, I knew something was up. Well, we have that same situation developing now. The Los Angeles Times yesterday had 58 missing dogs, which is one of the highest totals they've ever had. And here in San Jose, the Mercury News had a total of 37 missing dogs.