Reunited Female Cat in Laval, QC H7N (ID: 72823296)

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Lisa B.

1 month ago

Open a Lost Cat Report with the SPCA via spca.com His photo will then be posted on the SPCA site. Save her soiled cat litter box. Sprinkle some of his soiled litter on the side of your stairs and on the earth of the shrubs that you share with immediate neighbors. You can also put some on aluminum foil sheets, cup them and place in the bushes on your property. The familiar scent will attract her.

Bernadette M.

1 month ago

H7R

Bernadette M.

1 month ago

I will look out for her.

Louisa G.

1 month ago

Please put some of her used litter inside a small container outside on the balcony for her to smell and reorient herself home. If you don’t have any used litter left, please put some of your old used clothing, with your smell on them, or anything of hers with her smell on them, outside on the balcony, for the same reason. If there is a window she can jump into, leave that open for her. Check the sheds and garages in the area. Cats generally don’t tend to go too far. When it gets dark outside, go outside on the balcony and shake her favorite box of treats while calling out her name for several minutes. Do this every half hour or so for several hours every evening (and between 2 and 4 a.m.). .). Do it at the same place every evening so that she can orient herself towards your home. Put out posters with her picture and info around the neighborhood. Call the veterinarians in the area and bring some posters to them. Sometimes people bring strays there to see if they are chipped. Call the city and find out where they bring strays they find. Go in PERSON to the SPCA and Berger Blanc. Also check on their websites. Calling them IS NOT enough. You have to go in PERSON and often. Check the posts on Pawboost as well. People post animals they have found. Hope this helps. Hope she comes home soon.

Dominique E.

1 month ago

Spread the word, we can do this! 😃

Erica B.

1 month ago

Microchip? Probably not far. Check all sheds, garages, under porches around: could be stuck. Crucial to keep going out each night and early in the mornings, calling and shaking the treats/kibble bag. There's controversy over putting out litter but I know people who do. Put his/her used litter box outside on the balcony/front porch/outside where you think she got out, for him/her to smell and reorient herself home. Also put out some of your old used clothing with your smell on it for the same reason. Check the sheds and garages in the area. When it gets dark outside, go outside and shake a box of treats while calling his/her name; call in a very high and calm voice, every quarter of an hour or twenty minutes, for a full 5 minutes, and do this every half hour minimum, for a minimum of 3 hours in total, and at minimum call your cat 6 times a night, more if you wish, also in early morning before noise of day muffles you hearing her mewing back at you.

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