Kansas City, KS Lost Female Cat, Mochi Is Missing

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Nayak S.

2 months ago

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Stephanie P.

2 months ago

Is she fixed and chipped?

Eva R.

2 months ago

Like I said I unfortunately don't remember exact spot. It's not unusual to see cats roaming in this area, so I didn't think nothing of it. I do remember she was in the grass on the driver side, so I highlighted the area. If you go searching that area, I would start driving down S 65th St starting at Mooselodge, then turn into Speaker. I told my boyfriend to keep an eye out for her. Crossing my fingers Mochi makes it home safely 🙏🏻

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Desi W.

2 months ago

Eva Rosson where???

Shirley W.

2 months ago

PRAYERS

Julie P.

2 months ago

Put out a personal piece of clothing or blanket with your scent on it so he can smell it or even a can of tuna to entice him back bring in at night put out his used litter box outside they can smell it for a long distance bring in at night go searching once it starts getting dark use a flashlight cats eyes glare check with neighbors yards and garages 💙💙💙

Melinda L.

2 months ago

If normally an indoor cat, then kitty is likely hiding real close to home. They tend to freeze in place and may not come out if you call their name. They are masters at hiding and squeezing into small spaces. Use a flashlight to look in, under, behind all dark spaces so that their eyes glow. You can do this during the day, but especially at night when things are quieter. Check inside the house as well just in case (dresser drawers, up inside mattress box spring, recliner, sofa, etc). Look up in trees and other high spots in case kitty climbed up to escape another animal. Do NOT put litter box or bedding outside as that can attract other animals/predators. Put some of your dirty laundry/worn clothing outside for the scent. Leave a door cracked open so kitty can get back inside. Set up trail cameras outside and use a humane trap that you can buy at a hardware store or borrow from a rescue. Ask neighbors to check garages and sheds. Hang LOST signs in your area. Post on Nextdoor app, Ring app, Pawboost, area facebook pages, and lost and found facebook pages. Make sure microchip information is accurate. Check local animal shelters in person. Check the 24petconnect website via zip code for intakes. Be careful of scammers contacting you about drone services, pet tracking or stories that your pet is at the vet and money is needed.

Eva R.

2 months ago

I saw a cat that looked exactly like that yesterday on my way home! She was on a lawn/yard/field. Unfortunately I don't remember if it was on S 68 St or Speaker Rd. I'm so sorry.

Carol D.

2 months ago

Shared and prayers for a safe return 🙏

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