Reunited Female Cat in Las Vegas, NV 89106 (ID: 72838380)

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Carlie S.

1 month ago

Because she is in new area, follow these suggestions for indoor cats. Keep indoors when you get your cat back. We have mountain lions and coyotes everywhere and with all the construction they are getting pushed into secure neighborhoods. He is hiding close by and will be elusive. Usually within a five house radius. Walk up and down your neighborhood while shaking your favorite bag of food or treats or whatever brings your kitty running to you at all times of morning , day and night. You may also want to consider using one of those toy laser lights at night to bring your cat out of hiding. Knock on neighbor’s doors and give them a good contact number in case they see him. Very important in case they are stuck in a garage or shed or God forbid even hurt. Not everyone will see your fliers and post. If you have a garage or front door, leave it cracked open just enough for kitty and leave bedding or clothing that has your scent, also leave food and water, but be aware of predators. Remember in most cases, he will be close by, so don’t give up and keep looking. You may want to consider borrowing or buying a humane trap. Be persistent and consistent and most importantly, Don’t Stop Looking! Not all cats will just show up at your door. It took us over a month to get our kitty home with the help of neighbors. God Bless you and your fur babies. Be aware of scammers. They ask for number codes and money.

Judy J.

1 month ago

Post printed fliers in your area asap as not all see social media

Karen K.

1 month ago