Albuquerque, NM Lost Female Cat, Dulcinea Is Missing

Tia J.

3 months ago

Create a scent station (items with your/your cat’s smell - unwashed bedding, clothing, cat tower, etc. Do NOT put out litter pan as feces often used to mark territory and may inadvertently attract predators or territorial cats.). Check it often, especially when things are quiet (late evening/early morning). Leave the garage door open 5” overnight. Check nearby Ring/security cameras in the area. Check in and under everything inside and outside with a flashlight. Cats don’t usually go far and freeze in a tight ball in very small areas when scared. The flashlight catches their eyes’ stare, especially at night. Thoroughly check inside your home, especially if this is a new/shy/scared pet. Post on NextDoor app as it covers your local neighborhoods. Be sure to check your local animal shelter in person at least every other day (can’t stress enough - in person!!! You know your pet best plus animals constantly brought in). If your cat is not spayed/neutered, may be why it is “lost” and traveling further. Hope your pet is home safe and soon. (Note: if anyone asks for money or a code as “they have your pet,” this is a scam). https://www.pawboost.com/blog/7-effective-search-tips-for-finding-your-lost-cat/ https://petfbi.org/i-lost-a-cat/tips-to-lure-a-cat-back-home-2/

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Tim J.

3 months ago

🙏🐾💗🙏

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Emelia B.

3 months ago

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Debkins G.

3 months ago

Put some worn socks outside. Walk around the area calling the cat's name and take some food with you to lure the cat out in case you see or hear the cat. Check with the neighbors to see if the cat might be in their garage or shed. Post pictures of the cat around the area and on the Nextdoor app. Also, check the shelters, Craigslist and newspaper.