Portsmouth, VA Lost Female Cat, Lola Is Missing

Matthew P.

4 years ago

In the morning..knock on your hood before starting...a cat may be on the engine...if you have remote start, you might want to activate the "chirp" to scare a cat (s) from under the hood.

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Lynette C.

4 years ago

Cats often hide close by. Check with all your neighbors, around the block & across the street. Knock on doors, and/or distribute notes or fliers with picture & contact info (I printed them 4 to a page, cut up & taped them to front doors). Last year my old cat went missing for 10 days; turns out she was trapped in a neighbor’s garage only two doors away! Your pet is very likely nearby. You may even try putting the litter box outside, so your cat can smell it. Also, keep checking with nearby vets, and your local shelters (I left or emailed picture-fliers there too). Best of luck.

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Felicia M.

4 years ago

Marilyn Cogan Eisenhardt thank you. Donna SipesDonna FYI

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Marilyn C.

4 years ago

Indoor cats usually don't go far. One of mine hid 5 days in a neighbor's basement. Check consistently neighboring garages,sheds,basements,secluded spots. Put out her litter box,pieces of her mother's clothing. Make a chum trail with used litter or wet food in a gallon of warm water. Go out at night with a flashlight and call her. Go repeatedly,especially late at night. Alert shelters,rescue groups,groups that feed ferel colonies,vets, Provide photos. Visit shelters,don't rely on their contacting you. Prayers she is soon home.