Los Angeles, CA Lost Female Cat, Charlotte Is Missing

LauraLee G.

2 months ago

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Jane O.

2 months ago

My cat was trapped in my neighbor's garage

Jane O.

2 months ago

Go out at night with a flashlight and call her name

Pets H.

2 months ago

Please follow my advice. No litter box outside, no food outside. It will attract other animals including other cats who will keep your cat away if trying to return home. ⬇️ Have you distributed flyers- by knocking on doors to your neighbors and handing them out, and posted them on poles etc. as well even to any businesses close by? If you get a sighting you need to set and MONITOR a humane trap at the sighting location right away and at morning dusk. *NEVER LEAVE A TRAP UNATTENDED. You can use rotisserie chicken and Friskies Whitefish and Sardines canned food as bait. Cats usually stay within a one mile radius from home. Most are found very close to home as in a few houses away or next street over. They are usually found (after getting sightings and with trapping) very close to their own home. Some come home on their own, usually in the overnight hours. Concentrate on canvassing your own neighborhood, however, in case the sighting was not of your cat. Cats don’t usually go far. They usually will try to return home between 10 PM and 5 AM with peak hours being 3-5 AM. Put a worn shirt of yours on your porch or near the door and continue to replace with a fresh one daily. Do NOT put a litter box outside. It will attract male unneutered cats who will spray property and chase your cat away if trying to return home. Some cats stay hidden for 3 weeks traveling at night. Flyers generate sightings.

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Erin W.

2 months ago

If your cat is microchiped, alert the company asap and ensure your contact info is accurate. You also need to blanket the area with flyers....4-5 block radius at a minimum as cats can wander. Hand out flyers to everyone you see, especially postal carriers, UPS and Amazon drivers as they are in the area daily. Alert all the local shelters and post a flyer there too. Also post on Nextdoor, with cat rescues, pet stores and Vet offices, especially if not microchiped. Hoping you find your pet safe and sound. Good luck!