Irvine, CA Stray Male Cat Found Near Hoag Irvine

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Rosemary P.

3 weeks ago

Thank you and bless you for saving this Cats life. This is terrible that has not been neutered. It’s very difficult for cats to not be neutered. They probably keep the cat outside as well. Please call the Irvine animal shelter and tell them that you found this cat. You can post some flyers around saying found cat. In addition, please post on our lost pet sites and nextdoor.com. Your neighborhood watch. You can take this cat to any Petsmart and Banfield will chip for free for a microchip.

Linda D.

3 weeks ago

Check this site and Lost and Found in Santa Ana, and L& F in Orange County. There was a lost gray cat recently.

Lesley L.

3 weeks ago

What a beauty. Thank you for keeping this baby safe. I hope the family is found.

Kimberley S.

3 weeks ago

Thank you for being so kind to help keep this kitty safe as there’s too many coyotes out there. Here’s what to do to help reunite a lost kitty with their family: 1. Post Online Share the found cat on local lost/found pet Facebook pages and neighborhood apps like: • Nextdoor, PawBoost and Local community groups 2. Check for a Microchip Take the cat to a nearby veterinarian or animal shelter to be scanned for a microchip. • Always use a secure cat crate or carrier to prevent escapes. 3. Put Up “FOUND CAT” Signs Not everyone is on social media! Post signs around the neighborhood - especially near where the cat was found. 4. File a Found Report This is very important. Contact your local animal shelter to report the found cat. 5. Foster if You Can If you’re able, please foster the cat while trying to locate the owner. It keeps them safe and off the streets. 6. Verify Ownership Ask anyone claiming the cat to provide proof of ownership, such as: Photos of the cat, Vet records and Identifying details

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