Reunited Male Cat in Springfield, OR 97477 (ID: 72884054)

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Lisa R.

3 weeks ago

He is still missing!! His canine brother has slowed down on eating, keeps looking for him, we’re not sleeping well without him. Even the other cats are looking for him! Please, any skinny short haired male grey cat near 15/Q could be him! He can puff up his fur and look bigger.

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Nita A.

4 weeks ago

🙏🏻

Lynn M.

4 weeks ago

Cute cat. Quality playtime with you and wand toys alleviates boredom and gets him exercised (running, jumping, chasing "prey"). Best wishes.

Rhonda F.

4 weeks ago

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Christine C.

4 weeks ago

You may have already, but post on Eugene and Springfield List and found pets fb page . Mention location, cross streets. Also Next Door for non FB folks, go online and file report with Greenhill Humane Society. I found my girl knocking on neighbors doors. 🐾🙏🏻🐈‍⬛ Also post on What’s going on in Springfield? Fb

Christine C.

4 weeks ago

Cats usually don't travel very far—-maybe a block or two. They hide under homes or sheds during the day time. Go outside with a flashlight, especially at night and look under porches, house, sheds and nearby bushes. Think like a cat— look low, under shrubs, behind wood piles, and look for their eyes to glow in the light of a flashlight beam. Put their bedding outside the door they escaped from or some of the owner's dirty clothing. Do not put out litter box as they could attract other animals that may scare off your cat. Usually they will hide during the day and come out at night when it's quiet and safe. Leave the door or window they escaped from open and they will usually sneak back in. Leaving a trail of chicken broth or tuna juice from the yard back to the door helps too. Put flyers up within a two block radius. Ask neighbors to check in sheds and under porches.

4 weeks ago

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