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Reunited Cat in St. Petersburg, FL 33704

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Status

REUNITED - reunited after 1 days, 19 hours

Date Last Seen

November 4, 2026

Name

Sebastian

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

73600388

Species

Cat

Description

White fluffy cat with blue eyes

Sebastian's Owner Says

Thank you, I’m so grateful he’s home !

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Yvonne C.
18 hours ago
❤️
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Betsy S.
2 days ago
Oh I love hearing those words that the fur babies have been reunited with their families that is wonderful news
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Giovanna S.
2 days ago
Hurray!! 🎉🎉
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Lisa D.
3 days ago
Cook chicken on the grill. Put catnip outside.. play YouTube videos of kittens crying and shine a laser cat toy around the bushes.
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John M.
4 days ago
🙏🏼
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Betsy S.
4 days ago
At the age of that cat he's not far, this is the time you had to go out and meet your neighbors. I wouldn't put cat food outside unless you're going to stand there and watch because you're going to get unwanted visitors and then if he comes back and he sees another animal eating his food whether it's a cat a possum or raccoon he's not going to come back. I have a sanctuary 20 plus cats and I know their behavior is so terribly bad. If your fur baby is 15 years old I don't know how good his hearing is so it's best to call out his name in the highest pitch voice you could ever scream at for some reason cats can hear that high-pitched voice faster than the normal voice of a human being. Are you sure he got out did you watch him get out are you just assumed cats will hide and the weirdest places that you never ever imagine I have cats that are in my house as well as outside and I've been looking and looking and looking for one particular cat and they're up in the recliner. And a white cat is definitely going to stand out. And since it's only been maybe 24 hours since he's been missing I doubt it anybody has picked him up and taken to the county because the county won't come get the cats unless they're deceased or very very sick or showing signs of rabies! Yes it's important like somebody mentioned to put the picture of the cat what you did already to Paw Boost Boost, Give as much directions to where the cat lives any cross streets you don't have to give your address but as much information as possible. If he is microchip I would contact the company ASAP, If you have a veterinarian that you take him to I would call them ASAP and I tell people to check surrounding veterinarians as well as emergency animal clinic in a five mile radius. If you take a washcloth and you lightly dampen it with water and you see where cats will rub up against like corners of your walls or door hinges anywhere there's a dark mark in your house that's his sent and you want to rub that off with that lightly wet washcloth and you want to put it outside where the wind can catch it also as much people don't like to do this this is the time you meet your neighbors whether you like them or not they see something but if you don't invite them to tell you what's going on they're not going to say anything. If you do call the county tell them that the cat is missing if the cat has a rabies vaccine tag then you can give them that tag number if somebody does pick up the cat and brings them to Pinellas County Animal Services and a picture that way when they do intake they'll have that picture on file. Just a reminder all cats and dogs who are picked up and brought to the Pinellas County Animal Services are not on the floor area of adoptions they are in a special area of the facility and it will definitely say on their website that these cats and dogs are not a production the name that they give is not necessarily the name of the animal they go to every Avenue to try to find the families. I am hoping nobody has picked him up and taken him someplace to check for a chip, Hopefully he's not far he just adventured out and got scared he will come home make sure you have water out do not put the cat litter out cuz the cats don't want to smell their own scent anymore than the next cat especially from a cat litter box, It's different when it's a scent from the glands that's a totally different odor. Please keep us in the loop and let us know if he's been found so that we can all share that good news and I will pray that you'll get him sooner before you finish reading this post and have a good evening!
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Robin C.
4 days ago
Get a picture out to all delivery drivers in your area. UPS, FEDEX, AMAZON, BUS DRIVERS and MAIL CARRIERS. ASK THEM TO PUT THEM UP IN THE BREAK ROOMS. They have eyes 👀 all over the place. Might be able to give a sighting location. Give a picture to local landscapers. GO TO and leave a picture and all local shelters, vet clinics, and police departments. Good luck getting your baby home 🏠 And when you get your baby home please put a collar on with your phone number even if an indoor pet. MICROCHIP AND REGISTERED AND KEEP YOUR INFORMATION CURRENT!!! PLEASE UPDATE YOUR POST IF FOUND!!
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