Reunited Female Cat in Windsor, CA 95492 (ID: 73072796)

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Sand S.

4 days ago

Ashby Marie Moss when making flyers, most people put the words "LOST (or MISSING) CAT" in large font, and the phone number in tiny font. Very important to put the phone number in HUGE FONT above the pic, large enough to be seen from across the street and a car going by. Put "TAKE A PIC OF THIS FLYER" in HUGE FONT below the pic. Don't put date last seen, it won't help and it will only work against you. Your baby is hunkered down near where she escaped. She'll eventually break cover at night, when the activity settles down, in search of food. Set up a feeding station, have a camera aimed at it ... ask neighbors if you can check their garage, shed, outbuildings ... find out who has an outdoor access cat who they put water (and maybe food) out on their porch for. Ask if they have a camera or are willing to set one up ... check doorbell cams, etc. Check shelters, post on Nextdoor Don't put her litter box on the porch, like many people suggest. It can attract larger animals who could scare your baby off. This suggestion has been debunked. It's good to put out your dirty socks, sweatshirts, sweatpants, because these smells will only have meaning to YOUR cat 💟 Don't give up!! I found my baby, Mozie, after 37 agonizing days ... my neighbor found their cat after 42 days ... some people find their cat after months ... I look forward to hearing you've been reunited!! 🌿🌷🙏😽💕🌿

Ashby M.

4 days ago

Im the owner of Hex. We miss our her so much. Really hope she shows up before fireworks. Please keep an eye out and share this with all your friends!

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