Reunited Male Cat in Waynesboro, VA 22980 (ID: 73027854)

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Debbie L.

1 month ago

Prayers your fur baby comes back home 🙏 he looks like my Bailey ❤️

Latoyer C.

1 month ago

It his 2 time out. Collar id left here Hope he know way back home. Just let ysll know so everyone can keep where cammy. He not eartrip n very scare people n only vocabulary meow loud .

Rhonda M.

1 month ago

Please put your clothes out for the scent and get a baked chicken from Walmart and put out they can smell it aways away look outside late at night when it's all quiet alot of times their hiding under something scared and look under neighbors sheds and in their garages to

R K.

1 month ago

Knock on neighbours doors and put out flyers everywhere. Do offer rewards. Also go out in the night. You can hear him better then. Check the pounds too. Airtags on collars help greatly.

PattiCarol F.

1 month ago

If you have a shed or garage or enclosed porch, prop open the door overnight and put unwashed laundry inside. He may go in overnight. Don't put food in there because it may attract other critters. Leave a window or door open to your home after dark. He may come in. Please borrow a trap from your local shelter and set it up ASAP. Sending prayers.🙏

Nayak S.

1 month ago

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William B.

1 month ago

Trisha Lilly Your great personality and maturity on Facebook have really impressed me. You have such a great profile, and your posts are always interesting. You are so sweet and beautiful, with a lovely smile on your face. I wonder about the big secret behind your beautiful life, and I would boldly say that you are in your early 50s; you're a beauty forever. I rarely comment on this blog, but I think you deserve this wonderful compliment.I understand that you probably don’t accept friend requests from people you don’t know, and I completely respect that. I’m sorry if my message feels like an intrusion in any way.I'd really love to get to know you more and be friends with you. I hope you don't mind adding me as a friend here. I'd be so glad to be one of your friends. Thank you, and stay safe. 🌹

Trisha L.

1 month ago

Prayers

Crystal Y.

1 month ago

Here are some some tips that have been found to be very effective in bringing missing cats home: File a lost report with animal control and check nearby shelters *in person* and often. If they are chipped, be sure to report them to the microchip company. Cats do not typically go far, especially those that are not used to spending time outdoors. If they are indoor or indoor/outdoor pet(s), look very throughly inside… EVERY nook & cranny inside the home. Always keep in mind, cats are the absolute best at Hide & Seek. If you’re able to, leave the opening you think they got out cracked for them to re-enter, (they’ll usually go back in the way they went out). If used to being given treats, shake the treat bag, canned food opened with a can opener, use your outdoor electrical socket or an extension cord to plug the opener outside to “call” them to eat. Put wet/smelly food out in the evening & monitor it closely. Pick it up during the day or if you notice it's attracting strays. Although often times suggested, do NOT put the litter box outside or make trails with dirty litter. This may draw predators and/or other more aggressive cats that may chase your’s away and into deeper hiding. Put out unwashed articles of their and your bedding & articles of clothing, especially those of their favorite human. You can also make "scent strips" from these unwashed items and place them in trails leading to your door or window . Go out late in the evening and in the very early morning with a flashlight… look high & low for the glow of their eyes… under vehicles (including tire wheel wells & under the hood), under porches, in sheds, storm drains & other exposed pipes, in bushes AND on roof tops & in trees, etc. They will be most active between dusk and dawn. Sit quietly while softly shaking a bag of treats and softly calling their name. Make chum trails leading to your door by using a can of canned tuna in water (no oil) or canned cat food and a gallon of warm water. Shake well and sprinkle in trails leading to your door and/or the opening you believe they left from. Get fliers up right away with phone number asking for sightings and ask neighbors to check garages, under porches, etc. Post in PawBoost, Ring and Nextdoor apps. Set up a humane trap. Animal Control or a rescue organization maybe able to loan you a trap at no cost. Monitor the trap continuously and with a motion-activated camera if possible. WATCH OUT for scammers (they’re all over lost & found animal groups, preying on those in their most desperate times)!!! They will claim they have them (or know who has them & asking for money without providing a new picture… NEVER send or give any reward UNTIL they are safely in your possession. Hope this helps! Fingers crossed !🤞🤞

Reunited Cat in Waynesboro, VA 22980

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