Reunited Female Cat in Schaumburg, IL 60193 (ID: 73494240)

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Mary L.

4 days ago

I live on S. Walnut. I'll keep an eye out for her.

JB B.

4 days ago

Your cat is probably nearby. Indoor cats usually find a hiding spot very quickly, and very close to where they escaped. Look up in the trees, and check under everything in YOUR YARD first… under decks, bushes, wood piles and sheds. Then check your neighbors yards. Have your neighbors check their Security and Ring cameras on a daily basis. Hand out flyers with your correct phone number so they can call you immediately upon a sighting. A phone call is much faster than social media in sightings are very important in locating where your cat may be hiding.. The best time to find your cat is at night, with a flashlight, when their eyes glow back at you. ***If your cat is scared, it will not respond to you calling him/her, so you'll have to use your eyes instead of your ears. *** ***When inside cats are suddenly outside, they can go into "survival mode,” and their entire personality changes.*** They, generally, will NOT wander. At least, not at first. (Unless they are not neutered/spayed.) Make sure to leave food and fresh water outside, in case they come out of hiding at night. Canned tuna (packed in oil) is nice and smelly. Also, a piece of your "worn" clothing, with your scent on it left outside, along with their bedding, with their scent on it, will definitely help. And, if you have a container or bag of treats that they really like.. shake it outside for your cat to hear. Also, leave your garage door or a window open a few inches in case it comes back at night. (5-7 inches.) Do not put out a soiled litter box as some people may suggest. This can attract coyotes or feral cats that could harm your fur baby. Hoping you find Vanellope very soon! ♥️

Reunited Cat in Schaumburg, IL 60193

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