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COOKIE is Missing in North Palm Beach, FL

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

March 21, 2026

Location Last Seen

North Palm Beach, FL 33408

Nearest Landmark

Near US HWY 1, NORTH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33408

Name

COOKIE

Sex

Unknown

PawBoost ID

72708069

Species

Cat

Description

Brown/gray tabby with subtle orange tones White paws and white around her mouth Big ears and light green eyes Very young and petite

Message from Owner

🚨 LOST CAT – PLEASE HELP US FIND COOKIE 🚨 Our baby Cookie is missing 💔 She was last seen at 11555 US HWY 1, North Palm Beach, Florida. She got out and hasn’t come back. She is less than a year old, very small, and may be scared and hiding. Description: Brown/gray tabby with subtle orange tones White paws and white around her mouth Big ears and light green eyes Very young and petite Cookie is not just a pet — she is an emotional support cat and is deeply loved. We are extremely worried about her. 👉 If you have seen her or have her, please do the right thing and return her. No questions asked. 📞 Call or text ASAP: Please check your yards, grges, bushes, and under cars—she could be hiding nearby. 🙏 Please share this post. Thank you so much.

Facebook Community Response

Nancy S.
2 months ago
Is she spayed? I'm asking because if she is not she may be looking for a mate. If she is, she should be close by. Put her litter box & food out by your door & check every so often if she out there. Also at dark fall it is a good idea to take a bright flashlight & walk 7 house's on both sides of yours & across the street. Look under bushes, tree's & under car's. She should be close by. & her eye's will glow if she around. Indoor cat's will usually hide during the day & come out at night.
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Anna G.
2 months ago
🙏🏻❤️
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Jacqueline F.
2 months ago
Lost cat Protocol Saw this awhile back & saved it. A woman just found hers using a trail cam. Cat is usually close by. When cats escape they are usually afraid. Therefore, they normally, hunker down and hide very close to home. They will usually only venture out a short way if they don’t find a food source. Once they find food, they will normally stay in that area. Most cats are creatures of habit and will keep coming back to the place they find food. You need to search for the cat nightly using an LED flashlight. This is important!!! It must be a bright LED flashlight. 400 lumens or stronger. (This is VERY IMPORTANT!) You can get one at Harbor Freight or WalMart for about 15.00. A regular flashlight isn’t bright enough. It has to be LED and at least 400 lumens. Go out nightly. Especially later when it gets very quiet. 12 AM or later around 2 AM is a good time. That is when cats prowl. Also, before dawn. Look for glowing green eyes. All cats eyes will glow green at night when you use an LED flashlight. Sometimes you have to bend down to catch the glow of the eyes at a certain angle. You must look under cars, in bushes, street gutters, etc. Anywhere at all they can hide. Do not call the cat’s name. That can spook them. Also, do not chase if seen. Many cats will go into survival mode or what’s called fight or flight mode and won’t even come to their owners. Get down on ground level and gently coax them to you patting the ground softly. Have some smelly canned food or shake a bag of treats. Have a carrier handy to put kitty into if it walks up to you. There’s a good possibility you might need to use a humane trap to catch your cat. Be consistent and do this nightly with the LED flashlight. I can’t stress this enough!! Also, you should set up a feeding station with a trail cam on it. I would set that up by the area the cat got out. Or, the last place they were seen hanging out. The trail cam will give you the capability to see if the cat is coming to eat. If so, you can set a humane trap baited with Mackerel in brine. It’s sold by the canned tuna in stores. It’s in a large can usually with the blue label. Your cat also might come back home looking for a way to get back in. If you can leave a window open that would be good. Also listen for the cats meow in case it’s trying to get back in at your front door. We have found many missing cats this way and some missing for a long time.
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Nancy C.
2 months ago
Post everywhere...at local schools and supermarket and pharmacies and gas stations everywhere 🙏
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Jacqueline B.
2 months ago
This is cookie. Please help find her
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