Davis, CA Lost Female Cat, Aretha Franklin Is Missing

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Gary S.

6 months ago

Picture flyers on telephone poles 2to 10 square mile radius, convenience stores/ gas stations, grocery and pet stores too. Keep checking shelters in your county and animal control also.

Drew B.

6 months ago

bump for visibility

Efrat S.

6 months ago

Tips for missing cats that helped many cats to be found before Hopefully it would help Put unwashed cloth with familiar scent of someone he/she attached to he/she can smell the scent of it Check with your neighbors garages and sheds maybe he’s/she’s hiding there Go look for him/her outside when it’s more quiet, take some snacks or dry food and shake it and call him/her naturally like you call him/her at home to eat or play, look under cars and bushes when you looking for him/her, post on NExtdoor app/Facebook groups and put flyers in your area not everyone on social media Remember cats don’t roam far usually from their territory, so most chances he’s/she’s hiding around till he/she feels safe to come out ! There’s a great video here for finding lost cats https://fb.watch/bZXagY25IV/ ◦

Carrie B.

6 months ago

Cheryl Harrison then go to area & knock on doors follow the tips.

Kathey N.

6 months ago

If chipped make sure owner contact info is current with chip company. Post on Nextdoor and post flyers. File online lost reports with shelters. Check in trees and keep checking shelters online and in person. Put something outside with the kitty's scent on it and call the cat's name at night when quiet and shake food container.

Jessica F.

6 months ago

Please report any sightings by text or phone to (530)883-3859.

Cheryl H.

6 months ago

Carrie Biondo Have been walking at night, talking to Aretha and shaking kibble ever since she was lost. However, please read the post carefully...she was not lost near her home, but in an unfamiliar area, about two miles from her home range.

Carrie B.

6 months ago

Immediately (NOW)walk area shake treat bag or Bang on cat food can calling for your cat multiple times during the day-and-night especially when it's quiet out. Look under all bushes and in between houses. Ask your neighbors to check cameras garage, shed backyard. Post on nextdoor, get family & friends to search every day. Search at midnight-5am too call for ur kitten, listen for her meow

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