Otsego, MN Lost Female Cat, Mi Rai Is Missing

Jean S.

1 year ago

Beautiful

Sherrie H.

1 year ago

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Lena V.

1 year ago

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Roxanne L.

1 year ago

I hope you find your beautiful baby 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Go outside with your flashlight calling kitty's name day and night. Also check Underneath porches bushes decks etc. If you have a Garage door open it a little bit so he can come in. Also put water & Food. Along with scented clothing that he slept on your pouch. They can smell it for blocks believe me it works. When calling kitty's name mybe shake a bag of hard food or Favorite treats... Look outside often they usually come back when it's dark and quiet. They usually don't go far. So they are closer than you think 🙏 Also if you have a trap? That would help just put some smelly food like Tuna in there. And keep doing this until kitty comes back home. You need to keep doing this more than onceGo outside with your flashlight calling kitty's name day and night. Also check Underneath porches bushes decks etc. If you have a Garage door open it a little bit so he can come in. Also put water & Food. Along with scented clothing that he slept on your pouch. They can smell it for blocks believe me it works. When calling kitty's name mybe shake a bag of hard food or Favorite treats... Look outside often they usually come back when it's dark and quiet. They usually don't go far. So they are closer than you think 🙏 Also if you have a trap? That would help just put some smelly food like Tuna in there. And keep doing this until kitty comes back home. You need to keep doing this more than once

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Shani C.

1 year ago

1. I would pass out flyers to any nearby neighbors asap. For my friend's missing cat, I remember handing out ~200 flyers! It took a few hours, but having people aware of the missing cat is crucial, as you can't be everywhere at every moment. Having the extra people looking out for your kitty is so helpful. Make sure on these flyers you have a picture, a phone number, and also tell them to keep checking their garages, backyards, by sheds, under decks, etc. Cats can and will hide, especially if they aren't used to being outside 2.Make some poster sized posters and tape them up around your area. You'd have to "laminate" them with tape otherwise when it rains they get ruined. Again, this just fits with the extra eyes looking out for your kitty. 3.Borrow/purchase a live trap and put it in your yard. Put wet food (and I have heard mackerel/tuna) and some blanket or item smelling like you/your family in the far back corner of the cage. 4.I have heard dusk - dawn is when they are most active with walking around, so I'd go out then and walk around the neighborhood to see if you see anything. 5.Post to Lost Cats groups, local FB selling sites, Nextdoor. Also maybe check Craigslist and post there as well. 6.Call impounds and vets and report that you have a missing cat