Pueblo, CO Lost Female Cat, Munch Is Missing

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Pueblo S.

2 weeks ago

Rosa Vega I hope you find her safe and soon, I know how scary it can be when they’re lost. They are family

Rosa V.

3 weeks ago

Debbie Vigil thank you and I will keep everyone updated so far she’s still missing

Lynn G.

3 weeks ago

Missing from Kickapoo Rd and Horseshoe St in Pueblo.

Debbie V.

3 weeks ago

Rosa Vega oh I hope It's your baby! Just so sad when they get lost they have to be so terrified don't know what's happening. Please keep us updated okay. God bless and good luck 🙏

Rosa V.

3 weeks ago

Debbie Vigil I have taken the crate/kennel number and I’ll check again when on Monday. She wasn’t available to be seen and was quarantined when I arrived to look for our cat

Rosa V.

3 weeks ago

Pueblo Spay and Neuter Now we did check Friday and are hoping to recheck Monday due to some cats they had were quarantined. We took kennel numbers and tag numbers for cats that were brought in as well. We put her cat scratcher/toy out by the door and her favorite blanket and we also put some scent trails leading back to our house… I’m hoping someone has her inside. Again she in an Indoor and out door cat. She loves lounging In our mulch up against the house. Our neighbors are very familiar with our cat. Which brings me to the assumption that someone has her locked indoors. She has roamed inside and outside our home for 5-6 years so it’s very concerning that she has not shown up in about a week. We have her toys her bed her favorite scratching pad and ball all marked as scent trails for her. She dose have a specific eye feature, an extra black spot near her pupil In the right eye, a black mole spot on her chin visible when she picks her head up, and her long smooth tail has a small bend about 2 inches from the tip of her tail.

Rosa V.

3 weeks ago

Lynn Goodwin Kickapoo Rd and horseshoe street in Pueblo Colorado

Pueblo S.

3 weeks ago

Finding Your Cat: Try leaving dirty socks outside the front door or just inside a cracked garage/shed door if you have one. Sounds crazy but the smell of YOUR socks could help encourage your cat to come back home. Shake food and call for your kitty in the early morning hours after midnight. You won’t have to be too loud (cat ears are incredible), and it can be done intermittently. Always helps to post in multiple local pet pages on Facebook, and to post on Nextdoor dot com to reach direct neighbors. Pawboost dot com offers a service which emails a lost ad to hundreds of people in your area. Petfinder dot com compiles found listings from many shelters & rescues. Check the local humane society in person to see if anyone has brought your cat in. www.HSPPR.org Never give up hope, my neighbor found her cat after 4 months because she posted & shared the lost ad as much as possible. Her neighbors had been caring for her cat and eventually came across one of her posts. Hope you find your fur baby soon 🙏🏼 🐾

Lynn G.

3 weeks ago

Please post cross streets. Get out calling Kitty's name especially early and late when it's quiet. Search high and low with a flashlight. Put up posters with number large enough to be seen while driving. And post on nextdoor. Com

Rosa V.

3 weeks ago

Debbie Vigil I messaged the person who post this to see if she has the extra black spot on her eye and a bend in her tail. Those features are important in identifying our cat

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