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Reunited Cat in Fairfax, VA 22033

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Status

REUNITED - reunited after 1 days, 19 hours

Date Last Seen

October 1, 2026

Name

Neiko

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

73464064

Species

Cat

Description

Large grey cat around 22lbs. He has white on his chest and paws.

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Kimberly P.
2 days ago
Oh thank goodness! 😻🙏🫶
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Janice Z.
2 days ago
Great news!
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Chris J.
3 days ago
Oh man he's so darn cute 🥺 Praying that he makes his way back soon 🙏🏾🙏🏾
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3 days ago
Others have found their cats in deep hiding spots in the house.
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Susan Q.
3 days ago
Praying for this furbaby's safe return. 🙏🏼 Shared in Northern Virginia.
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Jessica P.
4 days ago
Other tips from a fellow foster/trapper/volunteer with an animal rescue group: - [ ] Look on Pawboost.com to see if someone posted a FOUND listing. If not, - [ ] Create a free posting of your kitty on Pawboost.com with good photos and as much information as you have about where/when s/he went missing. They’ll create a proxy email for you to avoid spammers/phishers. - [ ] Create free flyers from Pawboost that you can print and post around your neighborhood. - [ ] Contact Fairfax (petresourcecenter@fairfaxcounty.gov) and Loudoun county animal shelters ((703) 777-0406) as well in case someone has turned him/her in and file a LOST CAT report. Share your photos with them and when you have time, go to their facilities in person to check if your cat is there. The staff doesn’t always have time to do a thorough check among the cats in house. - [ ] Start walking around your neighborhood after dusk with a flashlight, slowly and quietly, looking under bushes and decks, in open garages, calling for him/her and then listening for him/her to respond. You can bring food with you, but most cats are too scared to come immediately to the smell of food. - [ ] If you do spot him/her, call somebody to bring a carrier over with the food in it to try and attract him/her; do not try to pull him/her out from under a bush or garage or wherever you find him/her. Most cats will withdraw further because they’re scared. - [ ] Last thing, put something that smells like you on your porch. Cats will be attracted back to a familiar smell and this may be a good way to get him/her to come back on her own. Chances are high that s/he’s only within one street of your house if s/he lives indoors normally. Best of luck to you and I hope you get him/her back very soon.
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4 days ago
Love and best Neico...may God and ajesus keep u safe and see you home
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Mike .
4 days ago
Man, 22 pounds? Just shake the food and wait. It'll come lumbering up. 😹 Jokes aside, moving is a terrible time to lose a pet. I hope he comes home soon. 🙏 Have you put up flyers?
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