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Reunited Male Cat last seen 8th and Fairmount, Philadelphia, PA 19123

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Status

REUNITED - reunited after 2210 days, 13 hours

Date Last Seen

August 14, 2020

Name

Pumpkin

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

66411095

Microchip #

982126056564005

Species

Cat

Description

Orange tabby. No collar but neutered and micro-chipped.

Pumpkin's Finder Says

I'm thrilled to report that after over 6 years, I've finally been reunited with Pumpkin. A woman who has been taking care of him for the last few months took him to an emergency vet and scanned the microchip. Apparently the microchip company is no longer around, so the only reason the vet was able to find me was because they googled the microchip number and my pawboost post came up. Unfortunately, he is very sick and is currently receiving medical attention at Veg ER in NoLibs. If all goes well, I am hoping I can bring him home tomorrow.

Comments on this Facebook alert

Shirley S.

6 years ago

I put out a crate with her blanket food favorite toys and a small amount of littler from her litter box . I knew she was in our backyard left a light on and she was in there within two hours. I got the cage to trap her from our local shelter.

Marylou W.

6 years ago

Reb Keet Did you see the picture of the orange cat that was found in Fishtown? It is posted here by Colleen M. Dougherty?

Theresa P.

6 years ago

Marylou W.

6 years ago

Prayers for Pumpkins safe return

Donna B.

6 years ago

St. Anthony please help Pumpkin find his way home safe??

Suzanne C.

6 years ago

Lynn Hall I'm sorry if were desperately missing my pet...I would give it a shot. If you have a safe spot in your porch when not...

Angela D.

6 years ago

Cats tend to stay close to home. Keep putting food out for him/her. Also place several pieces of recently worn, unwashed clothing outside of your house ASAP. If possible, try to borrow a humane trap and set it by the door through which the cat escaped. This is probably the best way to catch him/her because he/she may be returning to the house but you just aren't seeing them. Once you put a trap out, remove any other food except for the food in the trap. Call his/her name at night when it's quiet, and listen for his/her meow. Post fliers in your neighborhood, at pet stores and vet offices, etc. Be patient and continue to do this. Cats can be gone for days, weeks, or longer, and then just show up one day. Talk to your neighbors so they know to look for him/her and will know he/she is your missing pet and not a stray cat. If you engage people personally, they will be more likely to contact you if they see him/her. Good luck.

Ashley L.

6 years ago

Just saw the flyer on my walk. I'll be on the lookout ❤

Lynn H.

6 years ago

Suzanne Cavalcante probably not very safe. This is Philly afterall.

Mary P.

6 years ago

Hope he comes back to you soon!!!

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