San Diego, CA Stray Cat Found Near Near Lombard Pl & Via Precipicio, San Diego, CA 92122

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Diane M.

4 weeks ago

He might be in heat. Contact the feral cat organization. They will trap him, neuter him an bring him back where he came from. 🙏🏻

Susie G.

4 weeks ago

shared ❤️

Ines D.

4 weeks ago

🐾 Please post a few flyers around the neighborhood where he was found. Maybe he has a family looking for him, who don’t have a social media account. 🔍 Can you please give him a little food and water? If he’ll let you maybe have him checked for a chip at Petco, Petsmart or a vets office? They will do it for free. If no one claims him PLEASE take him to a SDHS NO shelter or reach out to a Cat Rescue, they will trap him and find him a good home. He won’t last more than a couple of days with coyotes roaming our neighborhoods. Thank you for your help and kindness with this poor little kitten🙏🏼

Sandi G.

4 weeks ago

Please Father help this baby reunite with family and bless those who are helping. In Jesus name Amen 🙏🏻

Ing A.

4 weeks ago

🆘🆘🆘🆘🙏🙏🙏

Denise S.

4 weeks ago

Humane Society: What to do if you have found a lost or stray animal. 💕🐕💕🐈 First, immediately check for identification and ask the people around if they know who the owner may be. If the animal doesn’t have an ID tag, the following steps will help them find their way home: 1) Search Humane Society Database First check to see if the animal has been identified as lost or missing by doing a search on our website for animals that have been reported to San Diego Humane Society. 2) File a Found Pet Report If you don't see the animal you have found, then contact San Diego Humane Society and other shelters in surrounding cities by phone or e-mail. San Diego Humane Society Include information like the pet’s age, weight, breed, color, overall description and location found. Please include a photo of the found pet. The information and photo will help us cross-reference our Lost Pets database. Call 619-299-7012 | Email us at lostandfound@sdhumane.org View more San Diego Shelters and Animal Service Organizations and Wildlife Services. 3) Check for a Microchip Take the pet to the shelter that serves your jurisdiction or a any local veterinarian office or clinic to have the pet scanned for a microchip (it’s free). If you visit San Diego Humane Society for this service, we can vaccinate the pet and submit a Found Pet Report while you are here. Although California code does not require finders of stray pets to take them to a shelter, the San Diego Humane Society recommends that pets found in one of our jurisdictions be brought to one of our campuses in San Diego, Oceanside or Escondido. The options would then be for us to admit the pet into our care or you may foster* the pet until we locate the owner. *If the owner is not located and you are interested in adopting the pet, San Diego Humane Society will be happy to provide you the information needed to adopt the pet after the required stray holding period. Legally, the transfer of ownership of a lost pet may be completed only after the required stray holding period to provide owners time to locate lost pets. If an owner does not come forward and the pet is a candidate for placement, he or she will become available for adoption or transferred to a rescue partner organization. 4) Reach Out Post flyers in your neighborhood as well as in regional lost and found Facebook pages, Nextdoor and Craigslist under the lost/found community page.

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