Tucson, AZ Lost Female Cat, Luna Is Missing

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Laurel T.

2 years ago

Kitties often stay within a 5 house radius check out your neighbors backyards behind fences garages sheds roofs trees and bushes. post to next door. file lost reports with lost.petcolove.org and humane society. get flyers up in large area. Try posting on Tucson, AZ - Lost Dogs, Cats & Pets - PawBoost and Lost and Found Pets of Pima County as well. Please go to PACC and HUMANE SOCIETY in person.

Carol J.

2 years ago

Shared🙏

Margi M.

2 years ago

Can you please update the original post above with the major cross streets of La Cholla and 36th St. so people know the general area to be looking?

Margi M.

2 years ago

Cats are usually found within a four or five house radius. They may be hunkered down, hiding or trapped somewhere. Ask your neighbors. Go outside at dusk or dawn with a flashlight and look for your cats, eyes reflection. Shake it containing retreats to get her attention. Cats may not vocalize so you must search carefully.

Margi M.

2 years ago

Make an online report with lost.petcolove.org which posts to the PACC website using facial recognition. Make an online report with the Humane Society. Check on the PACC website under cats that have been found. Go to PACC in person every day to check.

Margi M.

2 years ago

Post on the app Nextdoor.com.

Margi M.

2 years ago

Put up flyers in a very large area around where she was last seen. Make a scent trail by putting her bed and some of your old clothes and shoes outside.

Cadence P.

2 years ago

I’m so sorry your cat is missing. I know how stressful this can be, but there are some things you can do to help. Start by searching nearby, as cats often stay close to home. Check under porches, in bushes, garages, sheds, and other small spaces where they might hide if they’re scared. Try calling their name softly during quieter times, like early morning or late evening, and shake a treat bag or their favorite toy to get their attention. You can also leave out familiar scents, like their bed, a favorite blanket, or something with your scent, to help guide them back. Make flyers with their picture, description, and your contact information to share around your neighborhood, and post on local community groups, lost pet pages, or apps like Facebook or Pawboost. Please don’t lose hope—cats are incredibly resourceful and often find their way back. Sending you all my best and hoping your sweet kitty comes home soon!

Olivia J.

2 years ago

Wendy McFeely off You don't have manners,you can't have help even when you massage them

Shirlyn G.

2 years ago

most indoor cats typically don't travel far. search early morning and evening with a flashlight to reflect their eyes. put some kibble or treats in a bag and walk around shaking and calling. could be hiding under somebody's car a Bush a shed. post to next door. file lost reports with lost.petcolove.org and humane society. get flyers up.

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