Reunited Female Cat in Philadelphia, PA 19147 (ID: 73597896)

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Reina C.

3 hours ago

Thanks God 🙏

Robert F.

13 hours ago

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Bea F.

1 day ago

💔💔💔🥲🥲🥲🙏🙏🙏

Halinka S.

1 day ago

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Cee C.

3 days ago

Check trees 🙏

Adrianne F.

3 days ago

File Lost Cat Report w SPCA and local Rescues. Look everywhere in your house, close doors behind you as you go. Check in and behind sofas, beds, dressers, ductwork etc. Talk to neighbors, show her picture to neighbors, ask if they can check sheds and garages. Be sure to check up in trees, under shrubbery. Put out your used bath towel, the scent will draw her closer. Never put out her litter, it will draw cats and other animals that will scent the area a keep yours in hiding. Post flyers around, place them in large ziplock bags for outdoors and check w local shops to see if you can post there. I'd contact local Vets too, then you can email them a flyer that they can post in the office. Is she Chipped? Does she have an ID tag on? Good luck, hope you find her asap. 🐾🙏💕

Faith R.

3 days ago

She is likely close by. Indoor cats hole up in the nearest place that feels safe, under or behind things, shrubs, decks, window wells. A humane trap with smelly food (and if possible a camera) could be a big help. Put your unwashed clothes out by your doors. (People will tell you to put out the litterbox - don’t do that, it can attract predators.) Put signs inside plastic sheet protectors on nearby poles. Tell your neighbors to check cameras and keep an eye out. Go out at night and call softly, shaking a recognizable treat bag or toy. Consider a laser toy light or flashlight to draw the cat’s attention. Many cats return home at night when they feel safer moving around, so leave a door or window open if possible. Best wishes.

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Paul S.

3 days ago

Praying For A Safe Return Home 🙏🙏🙏

Reunited Cat in Philadelphia, PA 19147

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