West Chester, PA Lost Male Cat, Loki Is Missing

Pat D.

6 months ago

Mb Stevens yes they do! My deaf cat was under my back deck for 19!!!!! days, but because she could not hear me, of course, did not come out. Eventually she walked around to the front on my home, and sat under a car. I had a fan, cans of open food on front porch, hundreds of signs. It is such a sad, difficult time, but I do see that they often return home. I wish you luck.

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Sarah N.

6 months ago

Good advice here with setting a trap near the door, they escaped from, is the most important thing to do ASAP. Food should only be left in the back of the trap (very small pieces of food or scent trail in). Keep it fresh and monitored 24/7.

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Lynne S.

6 months ago

Shared

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Suzanne I.

6 months ago

I put a work light at the door my cat left from and put it on at dusk and left it on. She came back at 3:00 AM 3 days later. Shared in WC.

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Dina R.

6 months ago

Pet Parents- As you look for your pet, Please Beware of Scammers! Please read below carefully and entirely for tips to avoid scams. There are already scam posts on here by people who post spam every time. They prey on pet parents missing their furry friends. ***PLEASE NOTE: Some agencies are legitimate. Example: FIND TOBY in PA is a LEGITIMATE search and rescue that can and should be contacted for help.*** Do Not contact any “lost pet rescue” groups scammers specifically mention are on INSTAGRAM or MESSENGER. This is a known scam. They are scams to take your money they say is for “software”, compromise your account, and spread spam. They will not even look for your pet. They will take your money and then block you. Some scammers also direct you to send a message to an email/Gmail address to a “rescue” group. This is the same scam, so beware. Also don’t correspond with anyone who claims they found your pet and wants you to contact them and send them your cell number to get codes to “prove you are real”. This is also a scam tactic called the Google Voice Scam to take control of your account and your phone. Ask for a picture if they claim to have your pet. If anyone calls you, please be very cautious as to the legitimacy of the caller. Other pet parents have been known to receive scam calls at all hours of the night with the caller claiming they have their pet when it is a scam. Have the caller send you a picture as proof. Additionally, the post from “PRO SPER” is a SCAM and is being reported. These scammers comment on EVERY post that they found your pet or want you to message a fake search team on Instagram. Do not contact anyone as they say to and do not send them your cell number. This goes for anyone who refers you to an Instagram “search” group or Gmail contact as there will be more posting. They use different names. Really hoping Loki comes home soon!