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1 year ago
Cats tend to stay / hide nearby, not run.
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a NOTE:
Beware of scammers messaging or calling you and telling you they have found your animal but need to send or receive a "Code" to/from you or otherwise verify "you are a real person " or something to that effect.
It is a scam unfortunately, block them or hang up.
Additionally there are now people posting links or phone numbers to contact pet detectives and pet tracking companies.
These are all scams to be ignored.
These are also scams do not fall for them.
Video on bringing home lost cats
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2045642912167821&id=374756619256467
or on youtube directly
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=g2eCoC63B9I
Place items with familiar smells outside by the front and back doors, your clothes blankets, beds, towels the humans in the house used to dry off after showers, replace with freshly used clothes and towels every 12 hours or so)that they will recognize outside, it will draw them back to the house.
Look at night with a flashlight, if they are scared and hiding, they may not respond but the flashlight will illuminate their eyes and you can spot them from a distance.
Look in and under any thing that they could hide, they can get under and in some very small spaces.
check in every cabinet in the house.
Check your garage and neighbors garage if you are able or have one
Post as lost and look for found on
www.nextdoor.com
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Post on the Ring "Neighbors" app ( you dont need a ring product.)
https://download.ring.com/xlO7Cnc1wM
If microchipped call the microchip company and report them as lost/missing. Make sure your contact information is current.
*IMPORTANT *
*Plaster your neighborhood with flyers! Check them daily and put them back up if they have been removed by people or weather the more the better.
Some people don't use social media, Flyers are very effective.
Double check everywhere over and over inside and out.
garage's (neighbor's as well if possible)
