Lynbrook, NY Lost Female Cat, Bella Is Missing

Facebook Community Response

Paulette P.

2 days ago

Shared....🙏💕🐾

Dalia S.

2 days ago

Candice Struck not Bella thanks so much

Danielle N.

2 days ago

Tagged a few people in the area in a different post

Candice S.

2 days ago

📷 View photo on Facebook

Rawan H.

2 days ago

⬆️

Rawan H.

2 days ago

🔝

Rawan H.

2 days ago

🆙

Rawan H.

2 days ago

Maryellen C.

2 days ago

Get a tracker asap. Sleep by point of entry to have visual if she returns. Put yours and her scent outside. Keep treats and food by you. If seen call softly not to scare. Knock on all neighbors doors check yards garages sheds bushes under decks porches window wells. Take house by house block by block.

Marilyn D.

2 days ago

A few general suggestions … for indoor cats …. Leave a reentry door (realize it may be impossible) but if you know how s/he got out, maybe you can open it slightly) ….. often they return to where they escaped. Leave a scent trail with your unwashed clothes/socks/slipper or a blanket used on your deck. S/He’s likely close by and more likely to return when it’s dark and quiet outside or when s/he feels safe. They’re frightened and in survival mode. Check cameras, if you have them, to see if s/he’s returning at night when quiet. Ask neighbors to do the same. Indoor kitties usually stay close to home. Check under your deck or anywhere s/he might hide …. look in sheds, garages and basements. Gently talk to s/he while searching. Don’t scream or yell, it might frighten them even though it’s your voice. The cat could have gotten stuck in a shed or garage taking refuge and unable to get out. Go door to door and ask if anyone has seen her. Flyers are essential .. give them to neighbors in at least a 3 block radius. Sent from my iPhone