Bellingham, WA Lost Female Cat, Fuzzy Is Missing

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Robyn H.

2 months ago

Jan Gordon ..they do look very simular!! I checked the website and called them. The cat they have has not been spayed and my Fuzzy has been which is evident by her clipped ear. I thank you very much for your effort!

Jan G.

2 months ago

oh heres the pic

Jan G.

2 months ago

just checked their page, says 3yrs and 13 lbs came in today, couldnt copy and paste pic,

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Jan G.

2 months ago

Robyn Hendrickson-Emery on their intake post today, hope you find her

Robyn H.

2 months ago

She is chipped and I should have been contacted?

Robyn H.

2 months ago

Jan Gordon ...hi Jan. That's where I got HER last July. When did you see her?

Jan G.

2 months ago

there is a cat that ooks like him at skagit humane

Shanna C.

2 months ago

For Fuzzy's people: I hope your kitty is safe and home soon. ❤️ Here are some potentially helpful tips—please forgive if you’ve already tried some or if anything doesn’t apply to your situation. ✅ General Tips for Any Lost Cat: - Search indoors thoroughly first—cats can wedge themselves into incredibly small or strange spots. Use a flashlight to check closets, behind appliances, under furniture, and in tight spaces. - Most indoor-only cats stay very close by—often hiding silently within just 1–2 houses. Even outdoor-savvy cats may not go far when lost. - Avoid calling loudly or chasing—lost cats tend to freeze or hide when scared. Use soft, familiar phrases or gentle talking instead. - Set up a scent station at home or the last known location using your unwashed clothing, their bedding, or items that smell like home. - If safe, leave a door or window cracked open while you're home and watching—many cats return silently when things are quiet and calm. - Avoid leaving food or litter outside unless you're actively monitoring. These can attract other animals that might deter your cat. - Consider setting a humane trap—especially if you're seeing your cat or have a suspected hiding spot. Local shelters or rescues can often loan traps and help with setup. - Post to local lost & found pet groups, neighborhood apps (like Nextdoor), Facebook community groups, and bulletin boards. Include a recent photo, your contact info, and where/when your cat was last seen. - Visit local shelters and animal control in person frequently, and file a lost pet report. Cats are sometimes misidentified or mislabeled. - If your cat is microchipped, make sure your contact info is current and report them as missing to the microchip company. 🏠 If Lost Close to Home: - Ask nearby neighbors to check garages, sheds, porches, crawlspaces, and under decks. Cats often slip into tight spots and stay silent. - Search quietly at dusk, dawn, or nighttime using a flashlight. Check under cars, bushes, decks, and along fences. Look for eye reflection (eyeshine). - Keep your home calm and inviting—many cats return when the environment feels safe and familiar again. 📍 If Lost Away from Home: - Set up a scent station at the last known location with familiar-smelling items. Cats often stay nearby and hide until they feel safe enough to come out. - Don’t search too widely or bring large groups—too much activity can keep a cat in hiding longer. - If you’ve had sightings or suspect they’re nearby, use a trap or feeding station. It may take time for a frightened cat to build up the courage to return. 💛 Lost cats often remain close and hidden for days, even weeks. Many return quietly once things feel calm and safe again. Please don’t give up hope.

Bryan W.

2 months ago

Beautiful kitty 😺

Lost P.

2 months ago

Shared to Lost Pets of Whatcom County

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