Cantonment, FL Lost Female Cat, Nala Is Missing

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Foye C.

3 days ago

Shared !!!!!!

Lisa D.

3 days ago

Cook chicken on the. Put catnip outside. Play YouTube videos of kittens crying and shine a laser cat toy around the bushes.

Martha V.

3 days ago

Try this once you realize is missing many times daily: Look under cars and bushes. Search in a different direction from where lost ea night. Walk neighborhood while shaking an open bag of Temptation treats (a must for success) as you call her/his name softly, very softly. Also bring a flashlight with you and look on trees, high up in case kitty was chased and climbed up. The eyes will beam like headlights when light is on them. IMPORTANT TO HAVE THE ""TREATS"" & ""FLASHLIGHT"" 🔦 (yr phone might work). Get low on the ground if you see kitty, so not to scare away. 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Have these treats for this to work!! Bring kitty's blanket for scent purposes. 🔶️ Bring someone with you do not walk alone late at night, preferably someone kitty likes.🔶️ ♦️♦️CHECK YR LOCAL SHELTER IN CASE IT WAS PICKED UP BY ANIMAL CONTROL OR A NEIGHBOR BROUGHT IN FOR ROAMING. ♦️♦️

Peaceful B.

3 days ago

Hope you find her soon 🤞

Ellen B.

3 days ago

She’s precious. Is she microchipped? Give flyers with her picture to neighbors and ask them to check their sheds and garages and outside cameras. Put up a few missing cat signs in your area.

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Kimberley N.

3 days ago

Mack McClintock Thank you so much. We are going to try this tonight.

Mack M.

3 days ago

Have you heard about the scent trail? Place your worn laundry, your shoes, your kitty’s blanket/linens on your porch, patio, lawn furniture and on your car. Tonight - late about 10pm with flashlight, shine in trees in case kitty was chased, look under cars, shrubs, sheds. Call kitty softly by name while walking in your area. Leave your large garage door cracked up enough for kitty to get in. Leave laundry in there too. Day or night sit on your porch and sing or talk. Indoor cats are scared and they hide up to 7 houses away in all directions. They usually come home about 2-5am. Someone recently set their alarm for 130am, looked in the garage first, then went outside calling their furry. The cat came right up to them. DO NOT put their litter box outside - draws other cats, even roaming dogs and predators. Your cat will smell that other animals dropped by and then run away.

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