Raleigh, NC Lost Male Cat, Oreo Is Missing

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LuAnne U.

4 weeks ago

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Romy K.

4 weeks ago

Did you see the new post. I thought it was Parker on first glance but he has more white on his cheek than this one. It might be Oreo.

Julie M.

1 month ago

Find a reputable animal tracker in your area

Robert B.

1 month ago

I do hope you find him. I lost my Parker on the 9th of June and I go out looking for him 3 times a night and once early in the morning. I do hope your cat comes home. There is a lot of information on the internet about when your indoor cat gets out. Best of luck to you ! This is my missing boy. 🧒

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Jessica P.

1 month ago

Please check in and around your house - even “doors no one has opened today” or places your cat “could never get into” including closets, bedrooms, behind/in walls, attics, garages, up in trees, etc.. Go out at night with a strong-beamed flashlight to look for eye shine and call out softly for your cat. Also ask your neighbors to check garages, attics, cellars, window wells, etc.. Some immediate actions to take and what worked for us to find our lost cat who was missing for over two months: Is he/she microchipped? If so, report them lost with the microchip company (and make sure your contact information is correct!). If anyone scans it, you will be notified. Also contact (and visit in person!!) all rescues, all animal shelters, and all vets in the immediate and the surrounding areas to give them: - the microchip number - pictures from different angles Make flyers and hand them out to everyone you can; not everyone is on social media. Also post flyers around the area. Ask for people to report sightings so you can narrow down the search. (This is what worked for us - we posted flyers and 1-2 weeks later posted flyers again in a wider area; found our lost cat after almost 2 months because someone had been seeing the cat and then contacted us after seeing a flyer from the second posting of flyers. We then set up a trap at the sighting location and checked it every 1-2 hours. Finally trapped him 3 days after setting the trap.) Post on social media: - Bring Ace Home - PawBoost - Petco LoveLost - Local lost pet pages - Neighbors (free app by Ring; you don’t need to have a Ring product) - Nextdoor Rescues in the area should also be able to lend you a humane trap. Make sure you check it every 1-2 hours and don’t leave it overnight (unless you can keep checking it every 1-2 hours). Raccoons can seriously injure a trapped cat. Put food and water down at your home every day and have a camera on the feeding station. Good luck ❤️

Gray L.

1 month ago

Do Sorry hope u find him he is beautiful

Robert B.

1 month ago

Omgoodness, I lost my boy Parker and I am just so beside myself. He looks a lot like Oreo

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