Janesville, WI Lost Female Cat, Whitter Is Missing

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Julie E.

2 weeks ago

Try setting up a live trap with smelly canned cat food and a blanket or bed that has your and her scent on it, put up flyers with her picture and to contact you if seen. Check your local shelter in person at least once a week. Don't give up it can take weeks or months. Would recommend getting her spayed as soon as you find her.

Paula L.

2 weeks ago

You may have already done some of these things, but there may be some new tips, too! *** Reported to police/animal control? *** Fliers at vet clinics, stores, minimarts - anywhere that will allow them - even schools or libraries, because kids often see things adults don't see! *** Join your local and surrounding county exchanges for buy sell trade as they have many people on them that would continue to share!! *** Check with neighbors to see if she was seen on a camera or got shut in a shed or garage by accident, as that can happen very easily! *** Go to shelters IN PERSON, every couple of days, because calling is often not good enough!! *** Call radio stations as they often have a pet patrol for lost and found pets and that would help spread the word! *** Check with vets to see if a kitty was brought in as a "new pet" or to be checked for a chip. *** "Bump" your post(s) every so often, rather than making multiple posts, unless you are in a multiple groups! Join different pet groups around your area, if their are some! *** And, most importantly DO NOT GIVE UP!!

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