Reunited Female Cat in Georgetown, TX 78626 (ID: 72939759)

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Raul D.

6 days ago

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Katie C.

6 days ago

Are they fixed and chipped? Check gutter systems, and under sheds. Check with neighbors and maybe post missing signs. Leave food and water our, and monitor who's coming to eat with a camera. Put some of their blankets outside or something that has their scent and around your property. Cats can travel up to 7 miles especially if they are not fixed. Check with neighbors because there are also a lot of street cats in that area, and people are probably feeding them so your cats may have found safety close to those people who feed. Please post on your city Facebook as well as williamson county lost and found. Putting the litter box outside attracts predators, beware people will advise that.

Shannon W.

6 days ago

1. Go door-to-door with a photo and PHYSICALLY HAND EVERY delivery person and every single neighbor your phone number, so if they see your pet, they can quickly and conveniently call you. You never know they may have your baby inside keeping them safe. 2. Ask them to check their camera footage, garage, and sheds. 3. Put a big sign in your front yard with a picture of your pet. Someone may have found your baby and driving around to find its owners. This gets many eyes looking out for your baby. I got one of my cats back by doing this. 4. Put your dirty clothes outside for a scent they will recognize (not litter box). 5. Search at dark with a flashlight in hopes of seeing their glowing eyes. 6. Play a you tube video of baby kittens meowing or baby puppies barking. It can peak their interest. if you can put the sound on a speaker to make, it louder, even better. 7. Check all storm drains! Hope you find your baby soon!

Deva S.

6 days ago

Leave some of your laundry outside your home to help him find his way home by scent. Also leave a door, lower window, garage door cracked open enough for him to find a way back into the home. They normally try to get back inside the same way they got out. If he is scared, he may be moving at night when it is quieter and looking for a way back inside. Hope this helps 🙏

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