Reunited Female Cat in Everett, WA 98201 (ID: 73593652)

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Ivy W.

1 week ago

UPDATE: FOUND! Rikku is home safe — she was hiding under our deck. Thank you to everyone who shared, looked, and sent kind words. — Ivy

1 week ago

bump for visibility leave your shoes outside

Theresa K.

1 week ago

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Sean N.

2 weeks ago

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Vicki P.

2 weeks ago

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Julie W.

2 weeks ago

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Pat C.

2 weeks ago

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Erik M.

2 weeks ago

Go out when it's dark and look and call

Jen S.

2 weeks ago

No litter box it attracts animals you don't want around. Put some dirty laundry outside your door and leave door ajar. Leaving door ajar is tip that helps indoor cats get back inside the most cuz it gives them immediate access back inside instead of being turned away by a shut door. They usually dont go far so when it quiets down at night take a flashlight and check nearby bushes/ shrubs cats love hiding in them and check up trees and also under porches or stairs and under vehicles or in boats. Don't yell their name this can actually scare them in this situation. Calmly call them now and then and just listen. Sitting and talking casually on the phone or to someone while sitting outside can help them hear direction of home. Putting small amount of food inside the open door is OK but no food outside. You want to have them hungry so if you get a live trap which I recommend getting ASAP they will be hungry and more likely to go into the trap. Tell neighbors about them and ask them to check their sheds or any areas they might of snuck into and gotten trapped. Also leave your number so if they see your cat they can call you.

Reunited Cat in Everett, WA 98201

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