Fort Myers, FL Lost Female Cat, Peanut Is Missing

James M.

3 months ago

Deborah Ross I hope you don't get this the wrong way because a lot of people don't extend a friendly 🥰 hand to strangers. Forgive 🙏🙏 me if I just invaded your privacy. But I hope you understand that I'm just trying to be a friend☘️🌺. I sent you a friend request, but it was cancelled. Kindly add me as your Facebook friend for better communication and friendship 🙏. Thanks.

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James M.

3 months ago

Cathy Mulvihill-kornoelje I hope you don't get this the wrong way because a lot of people don't extend a friendly 🥰 hand to strangers. Forgive 🙏🙏 me if I just invaded your privacy. But I hope you understand that I'm just trying to be a friend☘️🌺. I sent you a friend request, but it was cancelled. Kindly add me as your Facebook friend for better communication and friendship 🙏. Thanks.

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Sue L.

3 months ago

According to the professionals

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Diane T.

3 months ago

🙏🙏🙏

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Deborah R.

3 months ago

Put the litter box outside. (Some don’t agree with this but it’s worked for me). Along with kittys blanket toys something of yours unwashed so kitty can pick up the scent. Tap cans and shake treats when calling. Call for kitty early morning and evening when not so busy out. Check trees bushes woods waterways and culverts. Culverts are great hiding places. Put big currogated signs up everywhere 12x18 with description and phone number. Check with all your neighbors. Post on Nextdoor and ring and pawboost. Try smelly food. Cats generally stay close to home along perimeters and can smell up to a mile away. You can also put a chair outside with a blanket with scent (like a tent) to give safe haven in case you aren’t around or don’t see her come back Lost cat info (I saved and copy this due to the amount of lost cats)