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Reunited Cat in London, ON N6E 3Z9

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Status

REUNITED - reunited after 9 hours, 45 minutes

Date Last Seen

July 18, 2026

Name

Meatball

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73157024

Species

Cat

Description

Tuxedo

Meatball's Owner Says

She came home early this morning.

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Andre M.
2 weeks ago
Cats are very picky and often wander off without finding their way back home again. Consider getting a good tracker. The latest trackers are lightweight and have great battery life. Additional advantages include real-time location tracking, peace of mind, quicker recovery if your cat goes missing, and the ability to monitor your cat's activity and roaming patterns. A tracker is especially a must when owners are moving house, because many cats try to return to their previous home and then get completely lost
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June D.
2 weeks ago
Thank You Jesus 🙏❤️
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Joanne B.
2 weeks ago
So happy to hear that Meatball is now home and safe!
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Catherine J.
2 weeks ago
Amazing so happy you are reunited
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LeeAnnah W.
2 weeks ago
Great news!❤️
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Linda D.
2 weeks ago
Go out in the quiet of night..she knows your voice Take treats call her name I would not sleep until I had my cat home
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Pamela J.
2 weeks ago
Shared
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Barb D.
2 weeks ago
Shared post - [ ] Please look right away as coyote mating season is over for now but coyotes and foxes do still on occasion check out the subdivision areas. Put out something with your scent or yours feline’s and monitor the sight against predators and other cats. Go out at night with flashlight to see eye reflections and shaking treats. Check under decks, porches, bushes, trees parked cars rap on hood, check wheel wells, furnace/dryer exhausts and vents, window wells. If possible leave a door or window open where your feline can return. Good luck praying, fingers crossed for a safe return soon! Post when found as we all care!🙏 ♥️🤞💔 🐾
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AC D.
2 weeks ago
If you can, keep the door she left through open a few inches and sit nearby (or even nap close by). She just might come walking in at 3 a.m. Also, leave things that smell like you or her outside (hat, sweater, cat toy, cat blanket). Best time to look for her is late at night or very early morning when it's dark out - take a flashlight to illuminate her eyes.
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AC D.
2 weeks ago
She'll be still close by hiding.
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