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Reunited Cat in Surrey, BC V4N 5Z9

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Status

REUNITED - reunited after 2 days, 1 hours

Date Last Seen

October 16, 2026

Name

Hildegard

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73519250

Species

Cat

Description

Grey furry Maine clone cross

Hildegard's Owner Says

She's home!!! I left the door open, She came in in the middle of the night. Thank you to everyone who helped!!

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Sheri W.
4 days ago
Shared. Please keep us updated.
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Michelle M.
4 days ago
Could Hildegard slip into a neighbors shed, RV outbuildings and get locked in? It happens and it happened to our guy he was in neighbors RV fortunately he’s very talented and he flipped on the emergency flashers.
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Dawn R.
4 days ago
Sharing watch tall trees as cats can go up but sometimes need help getting down and can stay treed for days especially when scared put some unwashed clothes and cat bed outside as the familiar smell might help lure kitty back home leave a door or window open for kitty to get back into the home ask neighbours to check garages and sheds and security cameras go out late at night when it's quiet calling kitty softly and bring fav bag of treats to shake inform local vets and rescue shelters of kitty missing don't put cat litter outside as it might attract predators like coyotes and raccoons
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Janet C.
4 days ago
Many indoor cats return when it's quiet and dark usually between 9:00 p.m. and 6:30 a.m. so if it is possible, leave the door/window (or garage) open slightly for her to return. If you have any other pets secure them in a room for the night. This works well for these indoor cats that get out. Put out some worn clothing with your scent and keep calling for her frequently as she should hear your voice. Check your yard and ask your neighbor if you can check their yards/patios/bushes thoroughly with a good flashlight. Put up lots of posters with a large colored picture of her around your area. You can also purchase a humane trap at Rona, Canadian tire or on Marketplace. This method works well for these shy indoor cats that get out. Line the bottom of the trap with newspaper and cover the sides and top with a sheet...don't cover the back. You would have to Google how to set it up properly to trap a cat for best results.
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Laila H.
4 days ago
Put large bright posters up. Check with neighbors if they have cameras and ask them to check.
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