Fat Kitty is Missing in Midlothian, VA

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Lost Female Cat last seen Brook creek crossing, Midlothian, VA 23113

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

October 15, 2026

Location Last Seen

Midlothian, VA 23113

Nearest Landmark

Brook creek crossing

Name

Fat Kitty

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73567087

Species

Cat

Description

She weighs about 18lbs, black and brown tabby, 9 years old

Message from Owner

Our workers didn’t close the door all of the way and she got out while we were gone. It’s been almost two weeks but she is a very friendly cat and I’m hoping someone took her in. We had to put our dog down just a week before she went missing. This has been very hard for our family.

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Angie B.

5 hours ago

Leave food out to keep her close until you can catch her. One of our cats got out and was missing for 2 weeks. We had to use a humane trap to catch her. They often revert to feral behaviors to survive and will wander away looking for food. I hope you can catch her soon.

City K.

7 hours ago

probably within 50 to 100 feet of your house… Bait and set a humane trap at dusk ❤️

Marcelynn A.

7 hours ago

Angela McMillion Roth thank you, my husband has posted it to neighborhood.

Angela M.

8 hours ago

Gosh I’m praying you find her😞 I have a big boy like this one and wouldn’t do too well outside. Please do download the NextDoor app bc they are ALOT of help w lost pets! 🙏

Marcelynn A.

9 hours ago

Debbie Davis Fowler thank you!🙏

Debbie D.

10 hours ago

Put up posters in the surrounding area where she was lost and nearby! Not everyone has social media and it will reach more people this way! I hope you find her!

Mark W.

10 hours ago

Look under houses in the crawl spaces

Marcelynn A.

11 hours ago

Marci Matwijow thank you for the advice. Unfortunately we have a litter robot and it’s almost been two weeks.

Marci M.

11 hours ago

Take the dirty catbox and shake it as you walk the perimeter of your property. You want to get the scent in the air because it will help to guide him home. Leave the catbox outside where it will stay dry but the scent is staying in the air. Tip given by the SPCA

Marcelynn A.

11 hours ago

Robin Ware thank you