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Reunited Cat in Jacksonville, FL 32256

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Status

REUNITED - reunited after 1 days, 3 hours

Date Last Seen

August 21, 2026

Name

Emilie

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73293092

Species

Cat

Description

grey long haired cat with yellow eyes

Emilie's Owner Says

Thank you for your concern! Emilie was reported as is now home.

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Faisal B.
2 weeks ago
Shared.
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Alexis B.
2 weeks ago
Shared with prayers for your girl is home quickly. I would put something with your scent on it, like an article of clothing, outside near the door. They can smell up to one mile. If she is microchipped , I would contact her microchip company and alert them so they will be on notice. I would also check neighbors ring outdoor cameras for sightings. 🙏
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Betty J.
2 weeks ago
Prayers for a safe return home and sharing.
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Courtney A.
2 weeks ago
Michelle D.
2 weeks ago
Cats that normally do not go outside do not go very far. They will hunker down in the bushes in your yard or your neighbor's yard. You may be so close to them that you can actually step on them and not see them. So look extremely closely. Go out there with some food or some treats in a bag or a can shaking it calling their name. If it's safe to do so and you have another person in your house, have them stay inside with the door open from which your cat escape from. When you are outside calling and shaking the can and looking for he or she, have that person inside with the door open. Cats normally will run back into the same door area but if it is closed they will leave. At night, go out there with the food doing the same thing but with a flashlight looking for the reflection of their eyes. If you have a garage door leave your garage door open a few inches. Also cats have been known to come home between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. so you'll need to check frequently. Put a piece of clothing of your cat's most beloved person outside. Cats can smell up to 1 mi away. But do not under any circumstance put the litter box out. That will attract predators. Cats cover their excrement for a reason. If you put the litter box outside, your cat will leave the area. I will also share.
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Deb L.
2 weeks ago
Shared beautiful Emilie!
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Robyn T.
2 weeks ago
Shared
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Marcelle M.
2 weeks ago
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
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