Reunited Female Cat in Chicago, IL 60656 (ID: 72956933)

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Debra R.

8 hours ago

Mike Marek that's wonderful!!! 🐈🏡🎊

Mike M.

10 hours ago

Luna has now been found and is back home

Jaimie A.

15 hours ago

Put out unwashed laundry around the home, never the litter! Cats that escape are usually close but scared (or trapped in someone’s shed or garage). Go out very late at night and call softly and calmly. Then listen carefully. Shake treats, tap a can, whatever normally makes them come running to you. Use a flashlight to look into bushes and under patios at night. Many cats come back around the house in the middle of the of the night so cameras help! Also, posters! Taped up as well as hand-delivered to neighbours… nothing beats having more eyes out in the area they escaped from! (And not everyone is on Social Media!!) Good luck and don’t give up hope 🍀 🤞🏻💕 Indoor cats that get out go into “survival mode” so don’t be alarmed if they aren’t acting like themselves at first :)

Elizabeth G.

1 day ago

They usually roam the neighborhood at night. We feed two outside cats and they come like 11-2 am.

Peter H.

1 day ago

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Debbie C.

1 day ago

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Arlana B.

1 day ago

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Arlana B.

1 day ago

Cross-post on petfbi and next door. Post flyers. Check with neighbors and their cameras. Your kitty is likely hiding close by--usually within 5-6 houses. Keep checking social media, police, vets, shelters/cacc.