Reunited Female Cat in Buffalo Grove, IL 60089 (ID: 72913678)

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Rose M.

2 weeks ago

Yay! I'm glad you're back home!

Yolanda C.

2 weeks ago

Thank God 👍 👌 👏 😊 🙏

Rhonda W.

2 weeks ago

Yay!

Debra R.

2 weeks ago

Wonderful news!! 🐈🏡🎉

Jacke R.

2 weeks ago

SUKI HAS BEEN FOUND, THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HELPED ME IN THIS SITUATION ❤️‍🩹🙏🏼

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Peter H.

2 weeks ago

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Camie L.

2 weeks ago

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Basia J.

2 weeks ago

Be proactive. Cats that escape from indoors will most likely stay close by. They will go into hiding but come out at nighttime. Go out when it’s dark, or early morning around 5 am , use a flashlight and call out by name, look in bushes, under cars etc. Talk to your neighbors and get the flyers out , they are really helpful for those who won’t see your posts on the internet. Put out some clothing to attract the cat’s smell, if possible set up a Wi-Fi camera to monitor and if the cat comes- set a trap. The cat will try to find a food source so try setting up a food station and monitor. Report to your local police and if the cat is microchipped, make sure the info is up to date. I would also email or call shelters in case animal control picks it up. Check their websites daily as new cats come in all the time.

Debra R.

2 weeks ago

She is probably very close to home--just scared & hiding. Look in the early morning hours and late at night when it is quiet outside.

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Rita H.

2 weeks ago

Try Going out late at night ie midnight and again early am ie 5 or 6 am with their smelly food and treats. Shake treat bag and call out their name. Take a flashlight and check under porches and bushes. Also if you can leave a bat window and garage door open so they can get in. Do for multiple days if needed. Good luck

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