Duluth, MN Lost Male Cat, Orangie Is Missing

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Ariel S.

4 weeks ago

He is home safe ❤️

Lynn M.

1 month ago

🙏🙏🙏

Julie L.

1 month ago

Please post to Missing Pets In The Northland if you haven't done so already. Put something out with familiar smells on it like litter box, bedding, or unwashed clothes, n some food. Check garages out and if you have, ask neighbors to do the same thing. Walk at around your yard or neighborhood at night with a flashlight n shaking a bag of treats softly calling kitty's name or a phrase kitty responds to, stop and listen for a reply back to you n watch for glowing eyes looking at you. Look under brush, bushes n shrubs and look up in trees as kitty may be stuck and can't get down. Put up posters with a clear picture on it and contact information. If you have a trail cam, put it out to see if your kitty is coming around at night. You may need to set a live trap n monitor it regularly. If your kitty is microchipped, make sure the contact information is current and the chip is registered with the chip provider. You can check the chip number at American Animal Hospital Association Microchip Registry Look-up. If it's registered, it should come up with who the provider is. Click the link, log in or create an account, enter your contact info, description, n pics. If it doesn't come up with a provider, it may not have been registered. You can register the microchip with a provider like HomeAgain, SmartTag, AKReunite for a one-time fee of $14 I believe, then it's free for life This is how I found out one of my kitty's microchip was not registered. They generally don't go far from home n will find a place to hide that they will feel safe in. Don't lose hope your kitty will be found. I pray your little one will be found soon, safe n sound. Keep us posted. 🐾😿😢💔🙏🏻🙏🏻

Jill M.

1 month ago

Also send this message to “missing pets in the Northland”.

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