Tinkerbell is Missing in Collierville, TN

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Lost Female Cat last seen East Shelby Church of Christ / East Shelby drive and Planters Trace Ln, Collierville, TN 38017

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

October 13, 2026

Location Last Seen

Collierville, TN 38017

Nearest Landmark

East Shelby Church of Christ / East Shelby drive and Planters Trace Ln

Name

Tinkerbell

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73551841

Species

Cat

Description

Black female cat / higher pitch meow / Small bump (growth) on upper back

Message from Owner

Tinker usually roams within 3-5 hses of our own (closest main road is East Shelby Drive). She comes back daily like clockwork to sleep inside for the night, so it’s extremely unusual of her to be gone for more than a day let alone a week. *SHE IS CHIPPED* Any help would be appreciated

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Sue A.

2 weeks ago

Tink go home!

Colleen H.

2 weeks ago

Never put litter box out. It attracts coyotes and other wildlife. It also attracts other cats that will keep your cat away. Google “litter box myth”

Tammy D.

2 weeks ago

❤️🙏❤️🙏

Tracy D.

2 weeks ago

I am praying for Tinkerbell's safe and swift return home ❣️

Karen S.

2 weeks ago

🙏🙏🙏

Mary G.

2 weeks ago

Leave garage door cracked with her favorite food and bed inside as many times they come home when it is dark and quiet. It's dangerous for cats roaming around outside and especially dangerous this time of year for black cats. Hope you find her soon.

Mike I.

2 weeks ago

Hello Tinkerbell - come home safely soon

Mary G.

2 weeks ago

Shared with prayers. Put up flyers with her picture on it and your phone number. Don't put litterbox or litter out as it draws predators and unneutered male cats that would scare her away. Leave your garage door cracked as many times they come home when it is dark and quiet. Check with all your neighbors to make sure they have not accidentally shut her in their garage or shed. Look in trees. Many times they are scared up a tree and then can't get down. Since their claws are curved it's hard for them to go backwards. If found please seriously consider keeping her inside only where she will be safe. Give flyers to mail carriers and vet clinic s

Preston T.

3 weeks ago

Just to echo the tactics....let their litter outside the house, put out a blanket of theirs or a piece of clothing from yours. They say they don't forget far....so any smell hints could bring them back. It's happened for me and several others. Sometimes they have a curiosity to go off track.

Claire S.

3 weeks ago

🙏🐾🙏