Mount Druitt, NSW Lost Male Cat, Fj Is Missing

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3 months ago

I always post this in the hope that it can help- and also alert owners to possible scams. Many times cats are often found within a close vicinity (a few houses, or streets or blocks) from where they went missing 🤞🏼 These are my detailed tips for searching for your cat - you are probably doing many already, but I hope my tips can help too. I have included some warning about pranks, scams and scammers too - there are a lot of them about, unfortunately. https://www.facebook.com/share/o7ZPCp8UT7h5Joph/?mibextid=ox5AEW —————- Good luck 🐾🐾

Karina R.

3 months ago

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Debbie D.

3 months ago

Can you please put the dirty litter tray outside and put a piece of your worn clothing and/or worn shoes on the clothesline or undercover. Check your property thoroughly as he/she may be frightened and hiding. When they are hiding they can be extremely quiet. They will sometimes hide in street drains. Also go out when it’s dark and quiet the best time to head outside and call her/him is between 3-4am. with hot bbq chicken. Listen for a familiar meow as may be hiding, stuck or locked on your property, in a garage or shed. Also door knock and ask to check neighbor’s yards, sheds, garages, bushes etc. yourself . Some cats have recently been found locked in neighbours sheds and garages. One had been up a tree for 3 days. Check all local vets, shelters, Check found posts on Facebook etc and put up posters in shopping centres and on local community boards. Update microchip registration records to missing/lost. PawBoost An app that sends local lost and found pet alerts. You can set up a free alert. Call NSW Pet Registry on 02 9265 9333

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