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I think you may have to collect them in the order BGA tells you. Then again that may not work, I can't get them all to register either.
Are you sure those are collectable? I think they're only there as an environmental hazard to be dropped on a sixth grader's head.
Basically, the quest seems to work like this: BGA tells you where a cat is. You rescue that cat. He tells you where another cat is. But if you rescue a cat out of order, he will not tell you anything. So it goes like this:
- Get cat 1, BGA says "go get cat 2"
- Get cat 3, BGA says NOTHING
- Get cat 2, BGA says "go get cat 3"
You already got cat 3, so he doesn't tell you where cat 4 is. You're now on your own for the other three cats.
Sounds like you missed the cat near canada
I kept walking around town and did some other stuff then eventually came back to his house and tried to talk to him again and then he finally worked.
It's not actually a bug, it's just not intuitive.
It appears to be an intended feature that if you trigger the cat branches before being asked to get that cat, the cat will not rewind in time until BGA tells you to get that specific cat. It happens with all three cats on branches (Bebe's House, Left of the Church, and Canadian Border)
I'm going to guess this is most likely a patched feature to fix a legitimate bug from release relating to the cats, but who knows. It does seem like shoddy programming.