Reunited Female Cat in Clemmons, NC 27012 (ID: 70228761)

Gerry L.

1 week ago

Yeah

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Judy C.

2 weeks ago

She’s probably still close to home. Put out a piece of your unwashed clothing for her to pick up your scent. Put out some food for her, strong smelling like tuna or sardines. Make a simple flyer and hand out to your neighbors so they’ll keep an eye out for her. Go out after dark when it’s quieter and calmly call her name. They sometimes hide or get trapped in a shed, garage , even up a tree. I hope she’ll be home soon. You might think about keeping her inside. She’s pretty small, could be easily hurt or worse , birds of prey - owls, hawks are all a danger for her. SHARED

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Pamela R.

2 weeks ago

❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

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Teresa D.

2 weeks ago

For lost cats: Alert neighbors. Post in NextDoor, PawBoost, your local animal control & humane society. Post signs everywhere. Consider hiring a pet tracker: Balynda Brown (who also gives excellent tips) 919-418-7953 call or text; Epic Animal Recovery 704-770-8625.The cat is most likely close. Generally they don't go very far. Try leaving the door cracked open particularly after it gets dark. It may come back in on its own. If possible, set up on Arlo camera or motion detector to see when it is coming around. Leave out food & water so it can survive. Cats often hide in storm drains. Try sitting in your car at the street with the car not running. You can watch your house to see if it is coming around. Yes it can take hours. Continue to walk at night & call it. Leave the garage door up about 6 inches so she can come in. You may need to set a humane trap in the area where the cat was lost but Don't leave unattended. People steal traps with animals in them. Don't give up - sometimes it can take a week or two to find them.