Fayetteville, NC Lost Male Cat, Meko Is Missing

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Javen M.

1 month ago

Go out at night and right till right before dawn. Cats are nocturnal. Call softly for them. Be patient. Don’t give up. If not chipped, do that. Keep looking near by. Garages that might have closed while she was looking. Under sheds. They are clever. Get those smells out there.

Javen M.

1 month ago

ALMOST ALWAYS CATS ARE VERY VERY CLOSE. THEY FREAK AND WONT COME. PUT OUT BLANKET OR CLOTHES WITH YOUR SMELL. NO FOOD AS IT ATTRACTS STRAYS. TALK TO KIDS AND PEOPLE WALKING IN NEIGHBORHOOD. FLYERS WITH BIG GOOD PHOTO. REWARD. KEEP LOOKING. VERY CLOSE. IT CAN TAKE TWO THREE WEEKS OR LONGER. KEEP LOOKING CLOSE....CALL ANIMAL CONTROL EVERY DAY AND TAKE A BIG GOOD PHOTO TO THEM. DO NOT GIVE UP. PUT AD IN PAPER. KEEP TALKING TO PEOPLE IN NEIGHBORHOOD. Go out at night as cats are nocturnal and call softly. Use flashlight as it can show cats eyes. Get those clothes out for smell. Talk to everyone in neighborhood to check garages, sheds, etc.

Vicky G.

1 month ago

Is their a pawsboost alert out for him and have you put it on the nextdoor app for your neighbors to see

Diane M.

1 month ago

Mikaela Gaball It is best to go in person and look at all. Go multiple times also.

Diane M.

1 month ago

Cynthia Russell Smith Agree, best go in person.

Cynthia R.

1 month ago

Mikaela Gaball awe darn. I’d keep checking back though. I only saw the back of him in the picture. You may want to go over there and walk through and report him missing with them.

Mikaela G.

1 month ago

Cynthia Russell Smith thank you! I looked at their intakes and did not see him :( here is a picture of his face.