Lexington, KY Stray Cat Found Near Kenesaw Dr.

Facebook Community Response

Pamela T.

3 weeks ago

Prayers you find owner.

Lynn B.

3 weeks ago

Assia, hope you find her!

Assia S.

3 weeks ago

Lynn Baker Kennedy thank you for looking out for our Sophie! I contacted the founder and will be checking it out in person, although she’s quite far from us.

Alex S.

3 weeks ago

Assia Stoencheva

Lynn B.

3 weeks ago

Alex Stoencheva?

Jeannie O.

3 weeks ago

If you find a pet: Even if you just see a dog loose, and cant act, report to animal control at 859 255-9033 as found and have checked for micro chip. Some people don't have Facebook and owners will look at animal control for their pets. If you can't hold please take to the shelter. Plus post to Lost and Found Pets of Lex, and post to Pawboost, and next door. Scroll through Lost and Found Pets of Lex and Pawboost to see if pet reported missing. Please take to animal control, and remember, a loose cat might be a neighbor’s indoor/outdoor cat. Turtles, birds, pigs, boas, etc are best taken to animal control, they know how to care for them. Birds can be reported to ParrotAlerts.com The following is in no way directed at you personally, it is a standard comment i always include: For your own protection, if someone wants the pet or suggests you keep it, be aware of the laws concerning keeping/rehoming a found pet. It is considered theft.

Karen D.

3 weeks ago

This cat resembles one that’s been posted as lost. Please file a “found” report with Lexington-Fayette Animal Care & Control ASAP!

Tami W.

3 weeks ago

If anyone claims this cat, please be sure that they have some kind of proof of ownership before giving them more information about where it is or giving it to them. Ask them for previous pictures of the specific cat, or that a veterinarian can claim that this specific cat is owned by the person claiming it. You can also ask them to describe something about the cat that is not visible in the photographs. There are people who scan the Internet looking for pets available for free to nothing, and then we'll abuse them, torture them or simply just not take good care of them, and the animal has to pay a terrible price sometimes. You can take the cat to a vet, SPCA, or PetSmart to have it scanned or a microchip. Thanks for crying to help this cat. And I hope you find the true loving owner.

Vanessa K.

3 weeks ago