Garnet Valley, PA Stray Cat Found Near Near Kirk Road

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Faith R.

1 week ago

Bob Potts I am sharing someone else’s post. Go to the part where it says “Contact finder here” with a link. They used PawBoost to increase visibility, so your answer will go thru PawBoost to the finder. Good luck 🙏

Bob P.

1 week ago

Faith Romberger is there an address I can come see him in person

Bob P.

1 week ago

Faith Romberger it is very possible, does he answer to frank! He’s very vocal and friendly. Please I’ve been searching for him.

Faith R.

1 week ago

I’m sorry your cat was stolen. Do you think it’s this cat? Have you posted about your search?

Bob P.

1 week ago

Hi my name is Jen my cat was stolen from my car 5 days ago, his name is frank and he’s extremely vocal.however his eyes are green with a black spot in lower eyeball.

Michele L.

1 week ago

- [ ] First off thank you for any help you are/were able to give! This info was gathered from many rescuers throughout the years that I have been in rescue with -no longer can do because I’m moving soon. If even some of this info helps - that would be great - please no negative comments needed! Please feel free to just move along. All info that helps an animal should only be put on posts. - [ ] When finding a friendly animal if you haven’t done these steps yet it might helpful to find owners. ALWAYS check the WHOLE BODY for a micro chip “chips sometimes can move to other parts of there body then original site” if no chip contact local police, Spcas, groomers and vets and put a found report in w details - type of animal special marking etc. ALSO VERY IMPORTANT- please dont give to anyone without checking them out- sadly some strangers will take free animals n sell them to people to use them for dog fighting and experiments. If they say it’s there pet they should show u proof vet records adoption records, pics etc. - if you can’t keep the animal safely in your home contact your local township police n see if they have provisions to take the animal to a no shelter. If you post on social media n someone wants to foster or adopt - don’t give away - this could be someone’s pet n they are looking for it-maybe they are not on fb n they don’t know how to locate- anyone willing to help should be willing to give you there vet info to check to see if they properly care for there existing pets and a home check that matches there drivers license “take a pic of it” to make sure the house is clean n safe n that the resident animals are not going to harm the animal or visa versa. - [ ] If you have a pet please MICRO CHIP and REGISTER them - it’s not expensive and it’s just a pinch. If you ever loose them contact the chip company w a lost report and always keep your info up to date-more than 90% find there way back home. because of May I please ask you to thoroughly screen anyone interested in adopting/rehoming the animal whether yours or found. Please ask for vet references and do a home check. Ask for Id so you can assure that the address of person's id matches your home check. Also always ask a rehoming fee never offer free to a good home. I am in rescue and advise the public daily of the dangers in offering free and the absolute importance of asking for vet references and doing a home check. It's a MUST. There are many disturbed individuals that will do all they can to make you believe they have good intentions and want to offer your baby a loving home when sadly this isn't always the case. Many are taken for bait for dog fighting or to sell to laboratories for a profit. Always reaching out to reputable rescues local to you is the best 1st step. Ask them if they aren't able to take him in if they would post him as a courtesy.. this is safest way to go. Best of luck… - [ ] If you haven’t microchipped your pet yet please don’t wait n also DONT FORGET TO put a lost report into local police n Spca’s - please n thank you!! - [ ] Please share on your personal fb site n especially on lost / found pet sites lostmydoggie or lostmykitty and then put .com after them to open up…

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