Louisburg, NC Lost Male Cat, Aerosmith Is Missing

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Jeannette W.

3 years ago

Anita Kearney Try this site in case in shelter, foster or if found by someone..updated daily.. Click orange button, filter cats, up to 100 miles and zip..https://lost.petcolove.org/

Rita B.

5 years ago

Very important as some do not have internet or social media

Rita B.

5 years ago

Never give up! Keep posting, keep scented items outside, checking shelters in person every two days, Flyers everywhere ( in your yard, give them to delivery people, tag your car, big neon posters with pic at busy intersection, businesses) Make sure to keep post active on these sites: www.lostmykitty.com, use free option - will send a fax blast to closest vets, shelters in your area. Craigslist, Facebook for your county and state sites such as: https://www.facebook.com/LostFoundDogs.NC/ ( it says dogs but they post all pets) and https://www.facebook.com/groups/769692416445474/, Nextdoor.com, pawboost.com, petharbor.com, http:/trianglelostpets.org petango.com, https://www.helpinglostpets.com/ https://www.tabbytracker.com local newspaper Pets have been found weeks, months years later! Great video with tips to help find pets that have been missing a long time: hope your baby is home soon!

Anita K.

6 years ago

Thank you

Anita K.

6 years ago

Thank you so much for the information

Anita K.

6 years ago

Please let me know if you see my boy he is still missing I’m sick with worry I feel like somebody ripped my heart out

Janie L.

6 years ago

Hope he's found safe

Mary F.

6 years ago

Bump.

Michele W.

6 years ago

Praying your baby is found safe

Teresa D.

6 years ago

Post on NextDoor. Post signs everywhere. Alert neighbors. 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. Check under decks & utility buildings - favorite places to hide. 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. Don't give up - sometimes it can take a week or two to find them. Consider hiring a pet tracker: Balynda Brown (who also gives excellent tips) 919-418-7953 call or text; Epic Animal Recovery 704-770-8625.

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