Grants Pass, OR Lost Female Cat, Tempest Is Missing

Michelle C.

1 month ago

If you put used clothing or bedding that smells like you or someone he/she loves outside , it can help your kitty find it’s way back to you. Your kitty could be locked in someone’s shed or house, stuck by its collar or.... Ask your neighbors if they have seen kitty . Give them your contact info or poster. Make posters and hang them all over the neighborhoods with photo and contact info. Walk in quiet times calling kitty quietly, stopping often and waiting as it will take courage for a kitty to leave a hiding place. Rattle some kibble. Shine a flashlight at night, their eyes may reflect at you. May your baby be with you soon. This site below is a good resource just click on the photo/link (sometimes it's a photo, sometimes it isn't) : https://www.missinganimalresponse.com/lost-cat-behavior/?fbclid=IwAR0RCqacLAQBcpy9OTHwSbvp If you have a LOST CAT, please read/watch these hopeful and helpful links from experts. Finding a lost cat is not a simple process in most cases. One must be proactive. Here's how: http://www.3retrievers.com/lost-cats-guide.html https://missionreunite.org/ https://youtu.be/g2eCoC63B9I -- Sent from Gmail Mobile Attachments area Preview YouTube video How to Find a Lost Cat

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Teresa R.

2 months ago

Also post on Nextdoor app for the neighborhood missing. Ask neighbors to check surveillance cameras, Ring app, check garage, sheds, vehicles, anywhere she could accidentally be locked in. Put bright waterproof flyers up everywhere. Local Facebook Lost and Found Pets sites. File lost report with pictures at Humane Society, local animal control, veterinary offices. Let chip company know she is missing. Craigslist, be careful of scams. Hoping she is home soon. Be careful of the Instagram and Finder needing code scams. Do not give them your info.

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Eileen H.

2 months ago

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Cat C.

2 months ago

Put some dirty clothes outside for scent. Look around with a flashlight, will reflect her eyes. Check sheds, garages, etc., and up in trees. Post on NextDoor app. Put up and hand out colorful flyers in the area. I hope she is home soon!