Morrisville, NC Lost Female Cat, Cleo Is Missing

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April W.

1 year ago

Please do a scent trail Do the scent trail up above( black and orange )… go out far in all direction @ 4-7houses in all directions to help him find home Cut up your sweaty tshirts into strips 1/2inch wide x 8 inches tie on branches.. telephone poles, street signs, fences Go in every direction like a clock… It’s worked in the past, place the strips 50-100 feet between one another. Encompass total 12-16 houses diameter total… He’ll follow the scent home… at least that’s the plan/hope It’s worked before… The wind will carry the scent..help him find home Make color posters, see post. And use water proof markers bright colors…cover with large freezer baggies to avoid getting wet. (Pink post) Make a copy of this post and place it in the posters…in your yard Affix to corner of street, tape to street poles… And outside your car Add your telephone number… Check neighbors outdoor cameras for clues Make color paper copies of this post with your cell number and handout to USPS USP FEDX DRIVERS, Police go to shelter look for your cat’s with your eyes… the shelters are full and busy. Leave a copy, and go every day Bring to local Animal Control make a report…incase they are called by a finder. Update if your cat has a chip and is your address/cell phone number up to date, if not CALL your VET or company of chip now.. Post his pic on Neighbor PawBoost, FaceBook, local newspapers and any other sites you know( post in newspaper not everyone is tech savvy) Sadly, check Facebook Marketplace, Craig’s List, and any Neighbor site under For Sale. ( People sell found cats for money A rescue volunteer Keep you posts up to date so the public can help Sharing🙏🏻

Karen S.

1 year ago

1. Also post on Next Door. Talk to neighbors who may not be on social media. 2. If microchipped call the company. 3. Post flyers on neon colored poster paper and put in plastic zip lock bags. 4. Look under houses, porches, decks, grills and bushes. 5. Look up in trees. Look in garages, sheds, drain pipes, driveway culverts and sewers. 6. Go out at night but midnight-6 am is best when cats are most active. Take a strong flash light to reflect on cats eyes. Call calmly and take treats. 7. Set up outdoor camera to see if coming up about $35 Walmart. 8. If seen on camera set a have a heart cat trap. Bait with canned mackerel or sardines. -Borrow a trap from a rescue or buy at a tractor supply. Put a tarp or dark towel over the top part not the ends so cat can breathe. - sync trail camera to trap to monitor activity on the cell. - take cat out inside - don’t leave trap out unattended overnight 9. Indoor cats are usuaa as lot hiding or stuck within 3-7 houses or 50 yards unless they hitched a ride. Indoor-outdoor cats within 17 houses or 345 yards. 10. Put out water 11. Set out worn clothing of favorite person. Do not put out litter can attract predators. 12. Cats get spooked and won’t come but hunger trumps their fear. They can hide 2-3 weeks . 13. Go to all area shelters in person every day or two as shelters are full and hold times short. Wake County Shelter and SPCA. 14. Hire a pet tracker . Best within 14 days to get scent but have seen longer. - local tracker is Balynda Brown www.Bravok911.com 919-418-7953 gives free tips - Epic Animal Recovery 704-770-8625 call or text - Tucker k-9 704-400-0110 -Mission Lost Pet Recovery 704-318-6340 -

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