Marshall, WI Lost Female Cat, Jennifer Is Missing

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Rita K.

2 months ago

Don’t wait for your kitty to come home. Start searching now! Go outside and look under porches, decks, bushes and cars. Check window wells and storm drains. At night use a flashlight. The eyes will reflect the light. They typically don’t go far, but they do move around so you’ll need to search same areas multiple times. Cats also have an innate sense of smell. They should be able to follow their scent trail home. Put out food and water and familiar scented clothing or blanket. Alert your neighbors, local police, vet clinics, shelters and mail person. Put up and hand out signs and post on Nextdoor and any other neighborhood pages. Hoping you get your kitty back soon. ❤️

Inna L.

2 months ago

Can you list cross street to Pierceville Road for a more precise location. What have u done since Nov to look for her. Have there been sightings? I would redo your flyers and posts and reconnect with neighbors. Here is my advice. Post should have nearest cross streets, contact number or email, cat's name, markings, , and if the cat has collar, tags or chip, or special needs (, elderly). Mention if it is an indoor escapee or indoor outdoor cat and if it is friendly or skittish. Use a flashlight and look for glowing eyes. Chances are it is not far away. Dusk is a good time to do this. Look under cars, decks and porches and bushes, storm drains. Check for tracks in the snow. Leave dry food and canned smelly food like tuna or sardines and water. In the winter, use a heating pad or put chemical hand warmers between two paper plates daily to keep wet food warm. Ask your neighbors to check their yards and check their ring cam footage, sheds, garages. Post on nextdoor and any neighborhood facebook page. Ask people to bang on their car hoods to make sure the cat is not in the engine. Do flyers to each neighbor and make 50-100 flyers. If you are in an apt complex, post flyers in public areas like mailboxes hallways laundry garbage bins pool etc. notify apt management and maintenance so they can watch for the cat as they do work around the complex and the office can send an email to the residents You may need to do it for neighboring apt complexes too. Step by step lost cat guide and flyer template https://wicatinfo.weebly.com/lost-pet-resources.html best of luck. Also notify the humane soc that the cat is lost. Trail cams are useful to see who is eating the food. They run about 50 dollars online or at Walmart or Fleet Farm.

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