Reunited Male Cat in Sanford, NC 27330 (ID: 73038277)

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Joan A.

2 weeks ago

Praying she is found safe and home soon!

Andy W.

2 weeks ago

Prayers

Lynda K.

2 weeks ago

He’s a beautiful cat, I hope he comes back home soon

Gay L.

2 weeks ago

I'm worried about that too. We actually had a delivery person at our house 30 minutes after my husband last saw the cat. A half hour later we couldn't find him. He has never left our carport or yard when he's outside.

Linda P.

2 weeks ago

If someone found your kitty, it worries me that they would keep it and not give back to owner 😭 I hope not but some people will do that. It's such a beautiful cat. Praying that it will be found soon! 🙏🙏

Della M.

2 weeks ago

Praying the Lord Jesus Christ will bring this precious fur baby home safe Soon Amen 💯😢🐈😺🙏

Beth F.

2 weeks ago

Please please go to Tractor Supply and buy a cat trap. Set the cage up at dusk and cover it w towels except for the opening of course Open 3 cans of tuna fish and drain all of the juice out of the 3 cans. Set the juice u collected aside in a separate container. Take some of the tuna fish and put into a bowl and place the bowl inside the back of the cage. Next take the container of tuna juice u collected and sprinkle all of the juice on the grass inside of the cage as well as sprinkle it about 5-10 feet outside of the cage making a kind of path that will lead ur precious kitty straight into the cage. Check cage first thing in the morning. I was able to catch a feral mama cat and her 4 kittens this way very very easily. God bless u and ur precious kitty

Karen S.

2 weeks ago

Put articles of clothing and shoes on the porch Spread some used litter around the house and yard area Look for her late at night and early in the morning when it is dark and quiet Use a flashlight to see her eyes Probably close by and hiding Keep calling kitty kitty calls and meow sounds Don't give up

Elizabeth H.

2 weeks ago

I pray he's found safe

Mandi P.

2 weeks ago

If the cat is usually an indoor cat, it is more than likely just hiding somewhere. You will need to get low and look at all of the drainage pipes crawl spaces, barns, sheds etc. Any small area where a cat can hide. You can do this especially at night with a flashlight so that you can see the eyes glowing. Typically cats that are used to being inside don't go very far. No more than a few houses down and are hiding. Ask all of your neighbors to get low and look or if they mind If you do, be sure to leave your number with them in case they happen to spot her. Also, if anyone in the area has video surveying it they may have caught sight of her and which way. Here's some helpful tips to lure out.