Reunited Female Cat in Alexander Heights, WA 6064 (ID: 73512362)

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1 week ago

Knock on neighbours doors and ask them to please check their backyards, sheds and garages as cats can accidentally get locked in. Put posters up. There is a technique called the 3am walk that has helped a lot of people reunite with their pets. Displaced or scared cats will often remain in hiding and completely silent for most of the day and night. Even if it is close by and can hear you, it is unlikely your cat will respond. Because of this, the best time to head outside and call her/him is between 3-4am. Most recently, a good number of people have found their cats just from doing a 3am walk and call. Your cat is most likely to respond and leave its hiding spot around this small window of quiet time. It only takes a couple of fence jumps to land streets away, so do your best to cover as many streets as you can. Hopefully your cat is only a house or two away from where it escaped. It’s also a good idea to ask neighbours if you can check their yards, sheds, garages and roof spaces. Take a roast chicken with you on your walk as cats love it . Also tap a can calling your cats name or shaking biscuits calling his/her name or what you usually say at dinner time. Try that out on your walk and take a torch with you. I hope you find your precious cat.

Linda S.

1 week ago

Try putting something of yours outdoors, it might help your cat find their way home. A blanket, or an article of clothing. Do not put a litter box outdoors it can attract predators. Try going out after dark with a flashlight and a bag of treats. More than likely, the cat is scared and afraid to come out. Good luck!

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1 week ago

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Reunited Cat in Alexander Heights, WA 6064

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