Reunited Female Cat in Woodbury, MN 55129 (ID: 67306956)

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Judy F.

5 years ago

I found my missing cat by walking close to garages and sheds, gently calling his name! Thankfully, he meowed back to me from inside a neighbors garage! He was accidentally locked inside for a week before I found him!

Pat P.

5 years ago

Also check The Humane Society’s website for cats that are in their care everyday

Pat P.

5 years ago

If you have a garage or outside building, leave door open a little bit with some of your clothing out with your scent on it! Cats usually move around at night, leave outside lights on and check often! Go outside between dusk to dawn and call your cat’s name softly! If you have a community watch post there too! Ask Neighbors that if they have security cameras to please monitor! Check with your neighbors, could be hiding in a garage or building or under a porch or deck! Check under bushes and up in trees! If you search tonight, use a flashlight and look for the glow of it’s eyes! Put flyers through out your neighborhood! Maybe walk through your neighborhood spreading your scent I hope that you find your kitty soon!

Julie L.

5 years ago

Put out her litter box and clothes with her and your scent on them.Check with your neighbors too! My sisters cat got shut in a neighbors garage once! He was there a week before she found him! Walk around your neighborhood softly calling her name, LISTEN, see if you can get a meow back! That’s how my sister found her cat!! Put up flyers around your neighborhood.YOU MIGHT WANT TO CHECK INTO BORROWING A LIVE TRAP TOO! Also, check with your local police, shelters, and vets, see if anyone has reported a found cat! Leave them your contact information! Hopefully she will return home soon!!

Brandy A.

5 years ago

Put dirty litter box outside along with some clothing and food. Keep garage door cracked and listen at night as that's when they tend to come home.

Sherrie H.

5 years ago

Shared, keep searching, probably close by, in my opinion, Oregon would be put on hold, no way would I leave without her, check garages, sheds, under porches in your neighborhood, keep the used litter box outside with food, try tuna

Lizzie B.

5 years ago

Praying she's safe nearby (cats usually stay in the vicinity and are excellent hiders) and home very very soon - put her food, water, and shelter outside your door and/or in your garage and canvas the area with large colorful posters and flyers - cats are very resilient and superb survivalists - don’t lose hope

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