Sheryl A.
2 years ago
Shared. Post Tempura on Nextdoor, and file a lost report with the shelter right away. Check Pawboost frequently, she could be on their found list any time. Post flyers in your area, including veterinary offices and pet stores. Talk to neighbors when you post flyers, someone might know something. Ask them to check their garages and back yards (including any storage and under a deck or porch). Best if you can arrange to be there when the search, take a carrier to keep Tempura safe when found. Walk around the neighborhood and check under parked vehicles and bushes along the sidewalk. Check nearby structures and recessed areas. Take a flashlight to help you search poorly lit areas, even in daylight. Take a bag of her favorite treats or an open can of cat food or tuna and a spoon. Shake the bag or tap the can while you walk around and call out to her. Keep your voice calm when you call out to her. She might stay quiet and hidden if she senses stress in your voice. It might take several tries to get her out of hiding, so try at different times of the day. Some cats feel more secure coming out of hiding right before dark, or right before dawn. Good luck
