Westland, MI Lost Female Cat, Coco Is Missing

Facebook Community Response

Mustafa S.

2 months ago

Hey, I just saw your post on PawBoost. I haven’t spotted your cat, but I wanted to share a few tips because I lost my cat before too. Try leaving food and water near the area where your cat was last seen, especially wet food they recognize. You can also leave something familiar that smells like home, like their blanket, bed, or a piece of clothing. Cats often stay much closer than people think when they’re scared. When I lost my cat, she was missing for two weeks and ended up being within about 10 feet of where she got lost. Nighttime or very early morning is usually the best time to look because it’s quieter. Check bushes, porches, garages, under decks, and small hiding spots nearby. Also, don’t get discouraged if your cat doesn’t come out when you call. They may recognize your voice but still be too scared to move. Keep checking every day and don’t give up. I really hope you find them soon.

Laura S.

3 months ago

Please put up posters all over the neighborhood and ask neighbors to check their garages and sheds. Most cats stay close to home and many people are not on social media - so will never see this post. Posters encourage local people to keep an eye out for her - see example of a good, simple, easy-to-see red poster in photo. Best wishes in finding your sweet Coco. 🙏