Reunited Female Cat in Fayetteville, NC 28307 (ID: 73460481)

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Diane M.

1 week ago

Glad she’s home.

Diane M.

1 week ago

Check your home, neighbors, businesses for crawlspaces, sheds, garages in case she’s hiding, sought a cool place, or trapped and cannot get out. Check with Animal Control often in person jn case someone turns her in. Post fliers and on Next Door App. Good luck.

Javen M.

2 weeks ago

Hope kitty is chipped and has good collar

Javen M.

2 weeks ago

Go out at night or before dawn and call. Cats are nocturnal and come out at night. Get those clothes, bedding, blankets, etc outside all around. Get kitty chipped. Call shelter and take a big laminated photo to them and put them up on telephone poles. Don’t give up. Reward.

Javen M.

2 weeks ago

ALMOST ALWAYS CATS ARE VERY VERY CLOSE. THEY FREAK AND WONT COME. PUT OUT BLANKET OR CLOTHES WITH YOUR SMELL. NO FOOD AS IT ATTRACTS STRAYS. TALK TO KIDS AND PEOPLE WALKING IN NEIGHBORHOOD. FLYERS WITH BIG GOOD PHOTO. REWARD. KEEP LOOKING. VERY CLOSE. IT CAN TAKE TWO THREE WEEKS OR LONGER. KEEP LOOKING CLOSE....CALL ANIMAL CONTROL EVERY DAY AND TAKE A BIG GOOD PHOTO TO THEM. DO NOT GIVE UP. PUT AD IN PAPER. KEEP TALKING TO PEOPLE IN NEIGHBORHOOD. Go out at night as cats are nocturnal and call softly. Use flashlight as it can show cats eyes. Get those clothes out for smell. Talk to everyone in neighborhood to check garages, sheds, etc.

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Reunited Cat in Fayetteville, NC 28307

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