De Pere, WI Lost Female Cat, Jack jack Is Missing

Facebook Community Response

Sharon R.

3 weeks ago

Deb Passow Fochs This cat is lost, not found. At least that’s how I understand the post.

Jody A.

3 weeks ago

There’s a number of drone search companies that will search for him. I don’t know the names but you can google it. Good luck.

Lynne B.

3 weeks ago

Keep doing this until she's home. Go outside when it's dark and quiet. If she's used to hearing a treat bag rattle, bring it along with a flashlight. Call her name, shake the treat bag and use the flashlight to shine around the area, watch for her eyes to shine. Give her time to respond. She's probably nearby, cats don't run away like a dog would. Keep trying, AM & PM. Sending caring thoughts for you beautiful kitty!

Monica K.

3 weeks ago

Do you have two cats missing? Daisy and Jack Jack?

Deb P.

3 weeks ago

So precious and sweet, what a pretty baby is. She find your home soon. Okay, hope she is not a stray. But whoever found her, I hope you would keep her if you cannot find the owner

Nancy B.

3 weeks ago

Good luck finding your cat!

Julielyn L.

3 weeks ago

📷 View photo on Facebook

Shirley O.

3 weeks ago

Shared please keep us updated.

Mary T.

3 weeks ago

🙏🙏 You find her safe soon! Keep Looking, inside cats usually don’t go far. 😻

Rita K.

3 weeks ago

I’m sorry your kitty is missing. Start searching now! Go outside and look under porches, decks, bushes and cars. Check window wells and storm drains. At night use a flashlight. The eyes will reflect the light. They typically don’t go far, but they do move around so you’ll need to search same areas multiple times. Cats also have an innate sense of smell. They should be able to follow their scent trail home. Put out food and water and familiar scented clothing or blanket. Alert your neighbors, local police, vet clinics, shelters and mail person. Put up and hand out signs and post on Nextdoor and any other neighborhood pages. Hoping you get your kitty back soon. ❤️