Las Vegas, NV Lost Female Cat, Isis Ferra Is Missing

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Maria L.

5 months ago

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Danny L.

5 months ago

Alla T.

5 months ago

Please if you can update your post with better more clear picture so people can see her color and her markings on her face. It will be very helpful in your search Your post says July 14. Is this first time you posting on Pawboost? Please go door to door and ask people to check their garages, backyards and other places she could hide or get stuck at so they can be on lookout. Also people feed feral cats and often when cats get lost they join feral colonies. Sometimes they leave not far from their home while owners searching. You need post flyers you can print around the area, not everyone is on internet. Also notify chip company and update her chip if it’s not updated l so if some service will get her they can contact you.Important Scroll anll Foumd cat posts on Pawboost from the day she is missing trough now day by day, maybe she was posted as Found while ago. Also check Animal Foundation site, intake section daily. If she was or will be picked up by Animal Control, that’s where she will end up. Walk around at night after 9 pm when it’s quiet and call her, cats hide during the day. Be very proactive and Don’t give up. There were couple of posts this week of cats being found year later and another post almost 2 years later. I expect you find her 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️

Leah O.

5 months ago

WHEN YOU LOSE OR FIND A PET: Notify Animal Protection Services. Call one of these offices. They will transfer you if the call belongs to another area. Clark County 702-455-7710 City of Las Vegas 702-229-6444 (They often do not answer their phone. Ask the dispatcher to take your message and forward it to them.) North Las Vegas (702) 633-9111 NOTIFY PawsPatrolLV.org - Text or call: 725-331-3319 Say the cross streets where the animal was lost or found so that if the OWNER calls PawsPatrolLV, PawsPatrolLV be able to get in touch with you. Leave a message. They are volunteers and also have regular jobs. They can not do it all. Contact Animal Control FIRST, they are trained to go after Lost and Found animals. Search: https://animalfoundation.com/what-we-do/lost-found/lost-found-search/ ALSO: NOTIFY The Animal Foundation in case someone has turned the animal in to them. Located: 655 N Mojave Road, Las Vegas, NV From 9 am to 9 pm call (702) 760-7387 for help! OR: (702) 955-5932 ext. 932 - Or by Email: lostandfound@animalfoundation.com The Animal Foundation is the facility to which the Owner first will be directed to search for their pet. The Animal Foundation is the central clearing house for lost and found pets. THEN: Post on Pawboost.com. Just close out when you come to the “Pay page”. Your post will still go up. Very important: Pawboost offers that you can print Flyers to post around your area. Keep checking your posts to see that they have not been removed. If you have FOUND a pet, after you have NOTIFIED The Animal Foundation, please HOUSE THE PET IN YOUR HOME for a short time, if possible, until the OWNER can be located. Post on two very important websites: Post on Petcolove.com - https://petcolove.org/lost/create-account/start/name/ - And: Pawboost.com You can also make a listing on Petco Love Lost and upload your missing pet’s picture. That website uses an AI model that will automatically match other listings that may match the picture of your missing pet. File a Lost Pet Report on Post on Petcolove.com - https://petcolove.org/lost/create-account/start/name/ - and on: Pawboost.com

Leah O.

5 months ago

(This post is courtesy of Sandy W.) I'm going to leave you a fantastic list of what to do if you lose your pet. It’s written for a lost dog, but everything is applicable for a lost cat. Please do everything on it and don't forget to update the microchip and put up flyers/posters. Not everyone's on social media; I've also heard putting their toys/bed & some of your smelly clothes outside will help; This is also a helpful website: www.lost.petcolove.org Good Luck 🐾🤗🐾 1. UPDATE MICROCHIP. Immediately call the chip company to report the dog as lost. Ensure they have your latest contact info. 2. PET HARBOR. Register your lost dog at the Animal Foundation or Henderson Shelter via 24Petconnect: Lost, Found, and Adoptable Animals 3. FLIERS Post printed fliers for the missing dog in the area he/she was last seen. Free customize-able templates here: https://www.postermywall.com/index.php/posters/search?s=lost%20animal (Free option is good enough). Or use the one from pawboost below. 4. CRAIGSLIST. Place a free lost ad here http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/search/laf . Check there and also here daily: http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/search/pet 5. NEXTDOOR. Join and post a free lost ad on Nextdoor.com or via their phone app. One of your neighbors may have or seen your pet recently and don't know how to contact you. 6. PAW BOOST. Lost and Found Pets Database - Best Reunited Rate www.pawboost.com (Post with its free. After making your post, when the pay screen comes up, just close out & your post will still be posted). 7. PawMaw: https://www.pawmaw.com/ 8. KTNV/CH13. http://www.ktnv.com/news/photos-missing-pets-in-las-vegas-area 9. SHELTERS http://animalfoundation.com The Animal Foundation is the first place that a seeking Owner is directed to look for their pet. (look under Get Pet Help) (702) 760-PETS, http://www.cityofhenderson.com/animal-control/lost-and-found. Boulder City also has their own shelter. The NSPCA is another place people take lost dogs to http://www.nevadaspca.org/ and check their Facebook page. 10. LVRJ. http://lasvegasreviewjournal.adperfect.com/ then click Announcements then Lost. Check the Found ads too. 11. FACEBOOK GROUPS. Post in Lost Dogs groups but also neighborhood-specific groups. 12. Use the Finding Rover app (https://lost.petcolove.org/ ) or your mobile phone app store). 13. Post to the Ring App. You don't have to be an owner of a Ring doorbell to use it. 14. OTHER. Some other ideas to spread the word: Snapchat, Twitter, Instagram. Post on your own Facebook timeline making sure it's set to PUBLICLY viewable, not just your friends. NOTE: Sometimes you'll get scam communications particularly from craigslist respondents. So be cautious and don't send money over the internet--it is almost assuredly a scam.

Leah O.

5 months ago

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