The Bronx, NY Lost Female Cat, Lavender Is Missing

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Carrie R.

22 hours ago

Jackie Matute Did you post flyers? Hire a pet tracker, set a humane trap, check Pawboost and other found pet sites

Jackie M.

1 day ago

Carrie Rosenblatt Every day I go out to look for her, but I haven't found her. Since my cat disappeared, I've left the door open with water and food, and it's been three weeks since she went missing.

Francine B.

1 day ago

🙏🙏🙏

Illia L.

2 days ago

Any microchip or apple air tag?

Kate B.

2 days ago

Shared

Carrie R.

2 days ago

Post lots of flyers with large letters that can be seen from a car. Set a humane trap with her favorite food; don't leave it unattended. Leave a scent trail of your things and hers, leading to your house. Leave door ajar, if you can. Go around calling her name gently, carrying her favorite food or a strong-smelling food like fried chicken or sardines, and approach slowly if seen as she may be scared and run (fight or flight mode). Indoor cats are normally within 4 houses of yours. Ask neighbors if YOU can check their backyard, shed, garage; also look under porches and shrubs. Contact a professional pet tracker, such as Teddy Henn who has had wonderful success in finding lost dogs; they use scent dogs and drones to track your companion animal. (Advice from book written by an expert, Finding your Lost Cat by Dusty Rainbolt.) Also check Pawboost if someone found her, and post your cat or dog on Pawboost, which has a high success rate. And pray, God knows where your companion is. Check the city shelter in case someone brought her there. FYI, cats should be contained in a carrier when in a car. Using AI to find a lost pet: https://www.icontact-archive.com/archive?c=425849&f=64378&s=99808&m=2272343&t=a4b243fb1dc18cc556c2e20d4a8f9aa471395ff7ec2bdfd10657ec43f05b9e76

Carrie R.

2 days ago

Post lots of flyers with large letters that can be seen from a car. Set a humane trap with her favorite food; don't leave it unattended. Leave a scent trail of your things and hers, leading to your house. Leave door ajar, if you can. Go around calling her name gently, carrying her favorite food or a strong-smelling food like fried chicken or sardines, and approach slowly if seen as she may be scared and run (fight or flight mode). Indoor cats are normally within 4 houses of yours. Ask neighbors if YOU can check their backyard, shed, garage; also look under porches and shrubs. Contact a professional pet tracker, such as Teddy Henn who has had wonderful success in finding lost dogs; they use scent dogs and drones to track your companion animal. (Advice from book written by an expert, Finding your Lost Cat by Dusty Rainbolt.) Also check Pawboost if someone found her, and post your cat or dog on Pawboost, which has a high success rate. And pray, God knows where your companion is. Check the city shelter in case someone brought her there. Using AI to find a lost pet: https://www.icontact-archive.com/archive?c=425849&f=64378&s=99808&m=2272343&t=a4b243fb1dc18cc556c2e20d4a8f9aa471395ff7ec2bdfd10657ec43f05b9e76

Jackie M.

2 days ago

Dorlette Bedward Amén 🙏

Dorlette B.

2 days ago

Aww praying Lavender 🐾🐾 finds his way home 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💙😓

Pat d.

2 days ago

Lost cat Finder Kit

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