Buffalo, NY Lost Female Cat, Oreo Is Missing

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Mary E.

6 months ago

Here's my list of tips, some may still help (I just copy and paste it for people) Please do all these tips: place Mackeral down and the juice around house (a cat came home 2 days later). Also, Get out there, get out there, get out there, social media is only a small part of finding her. Time is of the essence so make sure you put out a box with a blanket or a shirt of yours with your scent on it in an area where it will stay dry, crack the garage if you can if you have one, leave an window open with your shirt near. Sprinkle a mix of used and unused litter around the edge of your driveway and sidewalk to lure him back. Put out food and sardines out to lure him back with the smell. Go out between 12-6am(esp 3-6am) every half hour up and down 4-5 houses in both directions, and quietly call kitty(so not to scare him). This will also give him an idea he is near you and could also possibly lure him back. Make fliers and hand out to neighbors, ask all your neighbors, ask them if they can look at their cam recordings to see if they see your kitty at night. Post descriptive flyers on telephone poles or in local stores. Ask all neighbors, if you could check garages, sheds, under porches, anywhere kitty would hide they hide because they are scared. They usually stay within a few house radius but could end up going a few blocks. Post to your local Township FB page and Nextdoor app is good also.

Mary E.

6 months ago

Get out there, get out there, get out there.. social media is only a small part of finding her. Do all the tips, they've worked for many.. I just saw a post where a Kitty came back. 2 weeks later so skinny. It was locked in someone's garage or somewhere.. also another post where the owner looked at all the neighbors decks, around their properties and did find her cat, thanks to her neighbors letting her check. If you dont find her soon, definitely hang some flyers in plastic sleeves around your area, ask neighbors if he's in their cams, set up a hunting cam(he's worth it), leave door open somewhere with the freshly used clothing by it, don't be afraid to ask neighbors if you can go to their sheds, barns, anything and call kitty, listen for a faint Meow, mine was stuck in someone's garage at a apt complex once and I just knew it. Landlord didn't have a way to open them, luckily she came back a week later, nails all ground down and fur missing on chin from trying to dig her way out.

Mary E.

6 months ago

You need to have a township on here and cross streets.Where he was last Western.New york is way too big and so many cats look alike

Amanda Z.

7 months ago

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Sandra M.

7 months ago

Check with many neighbors/ garages and sheds! Keep checking!

Lisa K.

7 months ago

🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻