Nashville, TN Lost Female Cat, Tilly Is Missing

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Amanda M.

4 months ago

I’ll PM you

Mary '.

4 months ago

Amanda Myers Pacheco hi! Where did you find her?

Amanda M.

4 months ago

Could be found this kitty yesterday

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Mary '.

5 months ago

yea Sothere which shelter?

Hellyea S.

5 months ago

I only see one posted online but there was a couple other ones inside the shelter did you physically go in

Hellyea S.

5 months ago

I seen a few tabby cats that look like this baby at the shelter

Hellyea S.

5 months ago

What did the shelter say did you go to Rutherford County also did you leave laminated fires and post them also knock on neighbor doors?

Linda H.

5 months ago

Good info on this website: https://www.missinganimalresponse.com/lost-cat-behavior/

Lisa F.

5 months ago

Set-up a Scent Station outside, with the owner's dirty clothes/tie socks to trees, sprinkle vacuum dust in the yard, etc. (One night that you can monitor, trail food like sardines, etc., through a cracked door.) Try shaking a treat box outside in the evening...and call for them. Check bushes/trees with a flashlight. Post also to Nextdoor & Pawboost, (their basic service is free.) Put an Ad in the local newspapers. Post Lost Cat signs in the area; Give Flyers to neighbors/Mail and Delivery people; (ask to please check in/under sheds, decks, in crawlspaces, etc. Report lost to area shelters; check often in person, if possible. Hope this helps to locate the lost pet!

Andi S.

5 months ago

Search at night with a flashlight (eyes will glow) up in trees and inside and under things on your property and up to three or four houses away. Cats normally stay pretty close to home. You can put something with the smell of the cat, or the scent of home, out on the porch. Put up missing cat posters, check with your neighbors, post on all local social media groups, and check with animal control every week. Leave your garage door up enough to allow the cat entry. You can also try searching early morning, before dawn, calling his/her name and carrying and open can of tuna or cat food. Hunger sometimes lures them out of hiding. Don't forget to check places like crawl spaces, garages, and sheds.

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