Do you know this pet's owner?

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Darlene B.

1 month ago

Please have whoever tries to claim ownership show proof. An event will check for free if chipped. Blessings for helping this cat.

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Deborah K.

1 month ago

That's a good park a cat would enjoy wandering through. It would go home, & probably lives at one of the residences adjoining the park. Before you take the cat away, please walk around talking with neighbors, & put up fliers around the edges of the park, etc! Traffic is not bad or heavy around there. Someone is missing this kitty.

Al J.

1 month ago

Morningside Park!

Frankie L.

1 month ago

What park?!

Irina P.

1 month ago

Post boost

Susan R.

1 month ago

Thank You for being so Kind and helping this Kitty!! You may want to put the Kitty on PawBoost.com They help find lost owners. Check with Neighbors where you found her and ask the area mailman—they usually know about pets in their area. Also, if you have a Neighborhood e-page you may want to put the Kitty on there as well. They usually cover several Neighborhoods. Put up signs at intersections near where the Kitty was found. Use neon colored poster board with bold black writing on them - and a picture if possible. Take the Kitty to the Vet to be scanned for a chip to hopefully identify the owner. Be sure to ask for proof and Vet references (and look up the Vet and call them), ask to see pics (most people have pics of their pets on their phones) before you give the Kitty to anyone who says it is theirs. Some people take pets to sell or worse. Thank You again. You are the kind of people the world needs more of!!

Geraldine C.

1 month ago

Pretty cat

Annette B.

1 month ago

If able, try posting on the local Nextdoor app (if possible), lost .petcolove .org and watching craigslist. If you post to other groups, be sure to add the county, city and state to your posting since the posting may be shared nationally. Also, take flyers to shelters and vet offices with a photo and report the pet found. They have a board for both lost and found pets. Remember, not everyone is on Social Media. (IF able, try taking to a vet to check for a microchip too. Ask for proof of ownership by either vet records or a picture from the phone.)

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