Fanta is Missing in Culpeper, VA

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Lost Female Cat last seen Near Mt Zion Church Rd, Culpeper, VA 22701

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PAWBOOST ID

66798495

NAME

Fanta

STATUS

LOST

SEX

Female

SPECIES

Cat

MESSAGE FROM OWNER

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DESCRIPTION

I'm looking for my car Fanta. lost her back in November. I adopted a kitten and a cat who were living outdoors. She was very skittish and not used to being inside. She was hiding a lot and then she went missing. I think the door may have been left open by accident and she must have bolted out. I only had her for a short time so I never got to take a picture of her, but she looks just like the cat in the photo. She was very skittish and shy. She is a year an half old but she is the size of a 6 months old cat. Mostly white and has redish orange on her face and a orange tail. I worry about her being out in the cold and hope to find her. $50 reward if you find her. I can try to catch her if you spot her in your yard.

AREA LAST SEEN

Culpeper, VA 22701

ADDRESS LAST SEEN

Near Mt Zion Church Rd

DATE LAST SEEN

November 20, 2020

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Lynn B.

3 years ago

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Laura J.

3 years ago

If he is indoor only I will add steps. Need to crack open the garage door or other access 24/7 to let him come back inside ASAP. Definitely close by and I’m sure has taken cover for warmth under a shed or crawl space for example. Need to get fliers. They always try to return to the exit they went usually and night and especially between 4-7 am. Keep an eye on that door and focus on luring with soft familiar calls from that door as often as possible. If you have an attached garage crack that just a bit with scent items inside and just outside both doors (garage and door he went out). Scent items are worn clothes of family, his bedding, your slept on sheets, litter box etc. They can hide so well nearby that it seems as though they have vanished. It’s a way of protecting themselves. Flier door to door in a 7 house radius of your home. That’s typically where they stay for quite some time. Even months. Baby monitor outside the door he escaped is always helpful to hear meows or scratching. Also see site for steps to finding an indoor only cat. There are also steps to outdoor access. Pet-trackerinc.org

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Rhonda M.

3 years ago

Put their litterbox out with your clothes for the scent and look outside late at night when its quiet alot of times their hiding under something scared