Philadelphia, PA Lost Female Cat, Nala Is Missing

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Wendy S.

4 months ago

This cat looks like one found very recently on Next door. I saw the name Michele Farrel who posted it ??

Cianna R.

9 months ago

Bernice Marshall thank you for all the shared info 🥺

Cianna R.

9 months ago

Robert F. Schaffer thank you!

Maria T.

9 months ago

Sharing and praying 🙏 to St Francis 🙏 for a safe return home 🙏 🏡 ❤️

Betsy R.

9 months ago

Did she run away or was she let out?

Debbie L.

9 months ago

🙏🙏🙏

Robert F.

9 months ago

I hope and pray for your cat be home safe and sound.

Marita A.

9 months ago

Put her favorite human's used shower towel outside. The scent will carry.

Bernice M.

9 months ago

A MUCH NEEDED REPEATED NOTE: IF YOU HAVE A LOST PET, PLEASE KNOW THAT . . . the biggest scams out there are pet recovery scams. They claim they have found your lost pet post and tell you they have your pet but need money to get gas to get to you, or that they need a payment first for any number of reasons. They may also request a code being sent to confirm who you are. **DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY!** **DO NOT SEND ANY CODES!** More than likely the people that found your dog or cat aren't even in Pennsylvania. They scour the internet for lost pets and work off desperation to find a missing beloved family member. There should be no fees involved in pet recoveries. This group wasn't put in place for people to make money off of the trauma of others, but to be supportive volunteers willing to lend a hand. If you see a comment on a post made by what appears to be a pet recovery scammer, please report to the Admins.

Bernice M.

9 months ago

Put up fliers on all poles, post offices, vet offices, stores, gyms, anywhere you can think of and in mailboxes in the area. Go door to door to let people know the cat is missing. Go in person to local shelters (PSPCA, ACCT, etc) and do not rely on phone calls because they are busy and might not check. File a lost cat report at ACCT. Put out the used litter box and some of your worn unwashed clothing and a bed or blanket he sleeps on so he can track the scent. Check under all neighborhood decks, porches, sheds and ask people to check inside their sheds and garages. Also check under and around all landscaping (shrubs, bushes, flower beds, etc.) in the neighborhood. Let the area mailman know to keep an eye out for him. Go out at night with the flashlight calling his name and shaking food or treats. Borrow a humane trap from a shelter, rescue group, vet, etc. Fill it with smelly food like KFC rotisserie chicken, sardines or tuna and cover it with a blanket or towel. If she is microchipped contact the company immediately to be sure your contact information is up to date. They may also help with creating fliers, etc. Go in person to local vets to inquire if someone may have brought her in. Post on Pawboost Alert. Also on Nextdoor.com for your town.

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