Reunited Female Cat in Sanford, FL 32773 (ID: 72927430)

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Lynne S.

1 week ago

We've been successful in putting clothes and blankets with our scent in outside on porches and sidewalks. Hope your furbaby gets home soon

Jordan D.

1 week ago

Notify (918) 78,zero-two,six,zero,eight ) and providing a good info on how your baby got missing. They assist in helping reunite pets with its owners ours was brought home three days ago when I Notify them

Diana E.

1 week ago

Luna Phillips, I am so sorry this happened. Please see my comment. I have a strategy which may work to get her back inside. It's unlikely someone can catch her without the risk of scaring her farther away. Your best bet is to use her own instincts to get Amari to come to you. Please let me know how it goes.

Diana E.

1 week ago

I'm sorry your beautiful tuxedo cat is lost. When she escaped the carrier were you at the car in a parking space, or was she close to your front door? Did you chase her into the woods? I ask because most escaped cats will try to retrace their steps, but would Amari's lead anywhere but back to a parking lot? Because she didn't leave your home under her own power, you may need to attempt. different strategy to recover her. This is what I suggest: DURING THE DAYTIME search silently without dislodging Amari from her hiding spot -- focus your efforts close to where she was last seen and tiptoe around in the daylight using a flashlight, but be quiet and discreet so as not to frighten her, (shhh! DO NOT CALL or shake treats -- it's best to sneak up on her) check every crack and crevice, look in, under and around sheds, vehicles, furniture, under foundations, into trees etc. but suspend searching when it gets dark to give her the chance to emerge voluntarily. AT DUSK (or overnight if you can't try this earlier) lay a familiar blanket in a discreet location near where she was last visualized. Sit low to the ground and open some tempting food. Call her softly to provide a familiar sound and direction (she won't come on command) and give Amari some quiet time to emerge. If she approaches don't make any sudden moves -- wait until she's close enough then pinch her scruff (to calm her) but don't let go until she's safely contained. If she doesn't show herself and you cannot wait any longer, return to the place where she escaped the carrier leave something familiar (such as worn socks or teeshirt, an old shoe, etc.) to which h may gravitate in a in a discreet place (under shrubs, for example) along with some nourishing food. As long as Amari finds something familiar and eats there, she should stay put, providing additional chances to snag her. Bottom line, if you cannot get her to emerge and approach, your objective will be to identify a feeding location so you can eventually trap her, if necessary. Please keep me updated. I'm hopeful for some good news.

Deborah N.

1 week ago

Diana Ellis

Luna P.

1 week ago

this is my cat!! please, PLEASE contact me if you see her! she will be very hard to catch, and i can drive wherever to help catch her! 😭💔 EDIT: AMARI IS HOME SAFE! thank you to all the supporters!!! 💗💗💗

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