Reunited Male Cat in Phoenix, AZ 85023 (ID: 73556576)

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Morgan A.

1 week ago

What all have you tried? •Putting freshly worn clothes outside your front door? Your cat and only your cat will know your scent. This could be helpful to them. •Going door to door to notify neighbors with a flyer with photos. •Notifying your mail carrier. They see things we do not especially if they walk but either way. •Setting a trap outside your door with some smelly food and checking it frequently. •Notifying microchip company if chipped. •Notifying local vets with a flyer and all the local shelters. And checking the shelters often as it may go missed if brought in. •Ask neighbors to check garages, sheds, outbuildings in case of getting locked in. •Also asking neighbors to check ring cameras. •Post on Nextdoor, petco love lost, ring app, missing pet Facebook groups. •Walk on foot and call for your cat, shake food/treats, as going on foot puts your scent out there. I recommend doing this at dark with a very very bright light to look for glowing eyes. Sometimes they are nearby and just hunkered down. •No litter box outside as a lot of people may suggest - cats bury their business for a reason, to remain stealth. Evidence of them or their scent can attract predators or even other cats that may chase them off.

Cristi P.

1 week ago

I'm already in contact with her. It is her kitty. I'm just waiting for him to come back to my house.

Cristi P.

1 week ago

This baby looks like it could be a match. He showed up at my house overnight last night and has been hanging around this morning. I'm at 2nd Street and Grovers.

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Karen G.

1 week ago

Contact hartt. They are a non profit that helps find lost pets in Az. They are volunteer based and totally legit

Tammy M.

1 week ago

Check nextdoor app

Reunited Cat in Phoenix, AZ 85023

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