Sparta, MI Lost Female Cat, JoJo Is Missing

Facebook Community Response

Pam G.

1 week ago

Take treats, and a flashlight, out with you and call him in the quietest hours of the early morning around 3-4 :30 a.m. when your voice will carry farther. Look in hiding spots and trees, and listen for him. Most indoor cats don't go far when they get outside they get scared and hide during the day and come out at night when it's quiet and dark. They often try to return home during those hours so be watchful for him then. Put something outside your home with your scent or his scent on it to help him find his way home. Put up colored flyers around your neighborhood and businesses then go door-to-door with one and ask your neighbors to check in their sheds and garages to make sure he didn't get accidentally shut in somewhere. Go to shelters IN PERSON as descriptions are not always accurate. Don't give up! Keep calling him! It may take him a while to come out of hiding if he is very scared or has wandered farther away but if he hears your voice it will keep him close by until he eventually gets brave enough to come out of hiding and follow your voice home. Sharing..💓🙏

Cyndi W.

2 weeks ago

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Cyndi W.

2 weeks ago

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Cyndi W.

2 weeks ago

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2 weeks ago

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Ashleigh B.

2 weeks ago

If you have lost your dog, you may want to contact Moore's Lost K9 Search & Recovery, 231-384-3821, Facebook. They also have great tips on their Facebook page to help you find your dog.🐾💛🙏🏻

Ashleigh B.

2 weeks ago

When you have lost or found a Pet, please contact your animal control and shelter and file a report that you have lost or found a Pet. Not everyone is on social media but they might call animal control or their shelter looking for their Pet. If you have found a Pet, most vets and shelters can scan for a microchip. 🐾💛🙏🏻

Gary S.

2 weeks ago

Check extremely good around your house and neighbors, shrubs, bushes, high grass, paper bags and trees, underneath porches and decks, outbuilding and garages, evening time when it’s quiet too, check all shelters in your county and animal control also.