Lumberton, TX Lost Female Cat, Aniston Is Missing

Kayla H.

5 years ago

Jennifer Weldon thank you that is very good advice I will let my sister in law know that so she can keep a better lookout for my baby girl we lost her at her house which is quite a ways from our home

Jennifer W.

5 years ago

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Jennifer W.

5 years ago

I was unable to find my lost cat, so my advice is different than most. First of all, your cat is probably very close by meaning very close to, in, around, or under your house. I looked far first and near next which was probably a mistake. After about two weeks of my cat being missing, I swear I could hear a faint meow, but I never could figure out where it was coming from so my next advice is to purchase a sound amplifier or hearing aid that is sold up front at Wal-Mart in the ""As seen on TV section." Time is of the essence when looking for your kitty. Unfortunately after looking high and low, I heard one last faint sound that did not sound pleasant. I believe it was my girl :( so when I can, I am trying to spread this advice in hopes to help someone find their cat. Remember, cats can get in a lot of small places, we cannot get into. Look in trees, in pipes, under your house, in attics, in ductwork, and even in between the walls of your house. Sending luck and prayers you find your baby soon.