Melbourne, FL Lost Female Cat, Peaches Is Missing

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Chelsea S.

2 weeks ago

Escaped cats often hide close to home but may be too scared to come when called. Be sure to check all possible hiding spots around the outside of your home. If you go out after dark, you can use a flashlight to check for kitty eyeshine. Also, post on Nextdoor. Good luck! 🍀

Kassondra M.

2 weeks ago

Barbara Wilson Ouellette And use catnip too. Good luck.

Mary K.

2 weeks ago

Could this be your cat?

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Jen B.

2 weeks ago

Please Lord bring this little baby back home soon 🙏 ❤️

Dawnmarie C.

2 weeks ago

Keep a posted sign on your front lawn and by park

Barbara W.

2 weeks ago

Be sure to check in person for your kitty at the BCSO County shelter at West Eau Gallie blvd in Melbourne is about one third mile west of I-95 open Mon-Sat 1pm-6 pm and Sun Noon to 4pm

Barbara W.

2 weeks ago

Get bright colored posters for making signs from Dollar stores or Walmart. Get this up asap at intersections and put one in your yard. These are the number #1 tool for reuniting pets as not everyone is on social media or know about these sites. Also quickly print up fliers and pass out to area neighbors & give one to your mail carrier & nearby vets. ✅ pet signs Suggestions on signs. “We cannot emphasize this enough - SIGNS are one of the best ways to locate a Lost Pet or Find An Owner.” https://www.missinganimalresponse.com/neon-posters/

Barbara W.

2 weeks ago

Leave your garage door up just enough that your cat can safely get back inside

Barbara W.

2 weeks ago

Go outside every evening and early morning shaking cat treats, clanging food bowls calling for your kitty. At night use a flashlight( this will reflect their eyes if hiding) to check shrubbery, hedges, lower tree limbs, and around anything your cat could hide under. Be sure to have your neighbors check their garages, sheds, under car hoods, etc.

Barbara W.

2 weeks ago

Please also have your neighbors check their outside security cameras to see what area your pet may be seen in.

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