Reunited Female Cat in Pittsburgh, PA 15217 (ID: 72933449)

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Trinka S.

1 week ago

Nutmeg is home safe and sound! 😊

Barbara L.

1 week ago

Wonderful news!! Please buy a breakaway collar and add identification and telephone number to it incase this happens again. Also there are several VIP PET CARE locations that will microchip for only 30.00 and they don't have to put the cat under to do it..Wishing you all the best 🥰

Trudy F.

1 week ago

Awesome

Nancy U.

1 week ago

Reunited ❤️

Carmelle N.

1 week ago

Reunited ♥️

Jasmine G.

1 week ago

Indoor cats who get out are typically scared and hiding nearby - your yard or your neighbors Look under sheds, decks, porches, steps, cars, in garages and shrubs. Cats are really good at hiding so you'll need to be very thorough when looking for him.

Kim D.

1 week ago

Shared

Laurie H.

1 week ago

Jeffrey LaPorte thank you.

Nancy U.

1 week ago

Check shelters daily in person and neighbors sheds/garages. Storm drains

Danielle F.

1 week ago

Have you checked sheds, garages, etc...? If you have a regular feeding time, get some sardines, people tuna or a roaster chicken from the supermarket and go outside and call his/her name. Also put some dry food in a plastic container and shake it while you are looking for him/her. DO NOT LEAVE food outside because it will attract other critters. Get a good flashlight and look up trees at night and in the morning when it is still dark outside. You know (or should know) what your cats like, for examples: if they like catnip, use that to attract them or mine know the sound of the laser light key chain and come running when I pick it up. Put their litter box outside but do not leave it outside unattended because it will attract other critters. Also put out some dirty clothes so they can catch scents. The best time to find escapees is either early in the AM while it is still dark out or early PM when it is getting dark. Cats usually hide during the day. Chances are he/she isn't far from home. Put him/her on nextdoor, craigslist, pawboost and print out flyers to hang around your neighborhood, don't just call the humane society or check their website, go there in person every day! There are numerous lost/found pet pages on facebook, be sure and put him/her on there too! Also, call all of the local vets, he/she could have gotten picked up and taken to a vet, local shelter.

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