Reunited Female Cat in Mount Eliza, VIC 3930 (ID: 73004068)

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Sarah F.

5 days ago

Collars are not reliable please have desexed and microchipped if not

Lisa S.

1 week ago

Call all local Vets also animal rescues and RSPCA as well as any local pet stores. Make sure that your animals are deed and microchipped and all of your details are up to date. You can update your pets microchip details online or by phone with their particular microchip company or at any Vet clinic. Check your whole home and yard firstly. Some people put out fresh sardines, warm roast chicken meat or whatever is the cats or dogs favourite food is and you could also put out some catnip out for cats as well. The smells of their favourite foods could very well lure them out of hiding or back home if nearby. Door knock the area and the neighbourhood where they went missing and put out flyers. If you've just moved areas, when your pet went missing, you may well have to also check your old neighbourhood as well in case they've tried to return there. Ask neighbours and people in your immediate area to check their security cameras for any sightings of your pet. If you are worried your pet may have been stolen dont delay in making a Police report. Post on other lost pet pages and all local community pages as well. Actively keep looking for your pet daily. Go to the RSPCA holding facilities in person to make certain your pet is not there as they do not hold them for very long before rehoming.

R K.

1 week ago

Knock on neighbours doors and put out flyers everywhere. Do offer rewards. Also go out in the night. You can hear him better then. Check the pounds too. Airtags on collars help greatly.

Harry G.

1 week ago

Please check the street drainage pits also. Could have crawled through to escape something and now can't get out.

Harry G.

1 week ago

Have shared with hope

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