Worcester, MA Lost Male Cat, Gobblechonk Is Missing

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Kokea J.

2 months ago

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Noelle H.

2 months ago

Humane trap and camera are key

Barbara N.

2 months ago

Shared❤️

David W.

2 months ago

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Tina P.

2 months ago

Call Hawkeye aerial systems or wondering PAWS they can help also whatever exit he got out of put unwashed clothing out for him to smell and they usually come around between 2 AM and 5 AM in the morning! I will also share this post🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🕊️

Hannah S.

2 months ago

There’s a few black cats at the top of college hill. I know 2 of them, but I saw one this morning who is not part of our cats friend circle, just a min ago. At the top of electric st where the dead end is.

Jayne S.

2 months ago

Your advice is right on! it’s much like i what I’ve been telling folks online to do, for years now. A few more things to add to your suggestions: • Shake a jar of dry cat food, so it rattles loudly, while walking up and down calling your cat. Search close by first. Then later, in a 250’ foot radius. • Traps now come with black covers, and they work much better. • Old hunters trick, (wierd one, sorry) cats mark territory by urine. Pour urine outside, from the cat owner. • Spay/ neuter, male, intact cats will wander off looking for females. • Keep cat Indoors from now on. Make a secure window post, for some breeze cst ca n enjoy. • Check garages and sheds in your neighborhood, cat could be trapped or locked in. • Tell neighborhood kids, they’ll see and hear a lot and they’re always outdoors. . • Make highly visible, posters, offering a REWARD. even if you don’t have much money, people will understand. and on the posters say NO QUESTIONS ASKED. Use a local heat seeking drone service. they find cars as tell as dogs.

Bonnie S.

2 months ago

Shared post on the Nextdoor app go out at night time with a flashlight and treats

Pam D.

2 months ago

🙏🙏🙏

Tris B.

2 months ago

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