Highgate Hill, QLD Lost Female Cat, Daisy Is Missing

Facebook Community Response

R K.

3 days ago

Knock on neighbours doors and put out flyers everywhere. Do offer rewards. Also go out in the night. You can hear him better then. Check the pounds too. Airtags on collars help greatly.

Kim W.

3 days ago

Hopefully she's found soon safe and well. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🥺

Suze C.

3 days ago

Night time walks are super important to find your beautiful fur baby before she moves further away! When you do your night walks after 10.30pm when the world is quieter, take a flash light and the dry food container and shake it or tap it as you go. And look in all hiding places close by to where your cat escaped from. Under buildings, shrubs, parked vehicles, absolutely everywhere and most especially in the storm water drains in your's and nearby streets. The Flashlight will show up the eyes. Do not go once, go every night calling (try not to sound distressed) and just the repetition of doing that can help a cat find their way back to you. Good luck in finding your beautiful fur baby. 🙏

Cherie S.

3 days ago

Try going out late at night or really early mornings when it's quiet and there more likely to come out off hiding or hear you calling and shaking cat biscuits as you walk your neighbourhood also check out street drains and call down them a favourite hiding place and ask neighbours or do a letterbox drop and get them to check sheds and garages incase it's accidentally got locked in or hiding also makesure microchip is up-to-date with correct phone number and details and ask them to put a red flag against it as missing. You can also try a torch at night to see shiny eyes reflecting back at you if there hiding under low shrubs and buildings and vehicles or neighbouring properties. Contact local vets and pounds even 24hr vets incase it's been found and taken for a microchip scan.

Janine T.

3 days ago