My Male Cat Has Been Missing About 2 Weeks. Can He Survive On His Own?

Even my cat is missing since 2 weeks. Did whatever I could to find him. Left no stone unturned in looking for him. He's my baby and I am missing him so badly. Always in tears now. Having dreams that he's come back and sitting comfortably on my lap as he used to do before 2weeks. Just wishing my dream comes true and he's with me again jumping around the house, bringing loads of happiness again in my life. You too don't give up, as I wont ever till I find him. Trust in God, He can't be cruel to us. Go looking for your cat around calling its name. Cats do survive on their own. They have something that helps them to survive for long even in the worst of conditions. It might be wandering around and hopefully will come back as cats do have 'homing instinct' which means they'll not forget their home, and the sense of gravity that they have help them not to lose the direction of their home. Hope yours will come soon and mine too. Missing him lot :(
God bless!

I agree with David1967, your cat will survive for quite a long time, because cats are very wild animals in my opinion.

My mail cat has been missing for 2 weeks now,he has only ever been missing for 2 days once before,I am very worried now,I have put posters up but nobody has seen him,do you think he will come back?

If your cat has his claws, he's pretty self-sufficient. If he's been de-clawed, well, he's lost the ability to defend himself and, more importantly, to escape predators. But at finding food and water? Cats are pretty self-sufficient, on the whole. They have an uncanny ability to show up at a stranger's door and get food handouts. Our neighborhood (suburban Chicago) probably has four or five ferrel cats that get handouts at various neighbors' homes. They are also efficient hunters. So, in short, I'd say, "Yes, your cat can survive on his own." But I hope he comes back. Has he been neutered? If not, get 'er done, as they say. He'll be less inclined to roam.

My cat has been missing for a week and a half. He's fixed and is very fat (he loves food and people). Are female cat was in heat and was urinating all over the house so we locked them both in are unfinished basement until we came up with a solution to the problem. There are many nooks and crannies down there and we believe he got out somehow through a whole or someone may have saw him in the window and stole him. He's gotten out once before in the winter but came back after one day. We've patched the window he escaped from the first time so we're so confused as to were he went. Did he really escape or is he hiding? And if he escaped, will he return??

Yes a cat can survive on it's own for years with no problem.

He should be fine he will catch rats, rabbits and other small rodent's to eat.