Los Angeles, CA Lost Male Cat, Pumpkin Is Missing

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LunaMoon G.

1 week ago

❗Put a dish,not a can of fishy wet food,or tuna outside near the escape area,put this dish,or bowl in a bowl of water,to prevent bugs,use plastic picnic bowls,if you can, put a minicam pointing at the food, observe from your devices what animals go up to the food, and if you see your cat, later,or the next night,put up a humane trap with the food dish inside, and the minicamera fastened to the top,or the back of the trap facing the opening,so you can observe from your devices what animals go inside. Wyze Cam v4: One of the most popular and affordable options for under $35. It is a tiny cube camera with an IP65 weatherproof rating, color night vision, and two-way audio. You can fasten it magnetically or zip-tie it securely to the top ceiling of the trap. It connects via Wi-Fi.TP-Link Tapo C113 (2K): Priced around $25, this mini bullet camera is compact enough to easily wire or strap to a humane trap's interior. It features 2K resolution, clear IR night vision, and supports local MicroSD storage so you don't require a monthly subscription.Blink Outdoor 4: Priced around $60, this is a fully wireless, battery-operated camera. Because it requires no cords, it's very easy to position inside a larger humane box trap or strap to a tree facing the trap entrance.How to Fasten the CameraZip ties / Cable ties: The easiest method is to run heavy-duty zip ties through the mounting bracket (or the camera's base) and weave them tightly through the wire mesh at the top of the humane trap.Heavy-duty magnets: Both the Wyze Cams and some trail cameras come with strong magnetic bases. You can attach a metal plate to the top of your trap, allowing the camera to snap right into place.Positioning: Point the camera downward so you can observe both the cat food (the bait) and the animal's face as it approaches, helping you identify if it's the target cat, a raccoon, or another skittish animal.Helpful TipsNight Vision Check: Make sure to turn on night vision or IR mode, as most stray and wild animals will approach the food at night.Wi-Fi Strength: Before you leave the trap, test your home Wi-Fi connection right next to the trap to ensure the live feed loads without delay. You can rent a humane trap from your local animal shelter,or animal control services,or from Harbor Freight,or a Lewis Rents. Call local home stores,or go online to see if you can rent one from them.

LunaMoon G.

1 week ago

🚨 Please do this

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LunaMoon G.

1 week ago

🚨 Please do this

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LunaMoon G.

1 week ago

This flyer and other Lost and Found Pets flyers are available on Canva.com

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LunaMoon G.

1 week ago

Since you posted this through Pawboost, PawBoost delivers the printable flyer directly to your email inbox and hosts it directly within your online account dashboard.The system provides multiple ways to access a free flyer:1. In Your Email InboxThe moment a lost or found report is submitted, PawBoost automatically sends a confirmation message to the registered email address. That message contains a direct link to instantly view and print the auto-generated PDF flyer template.2. In Your Account Dashboard (Website & App)Logging into the profile via the PawBoost Login Portal or opening the official mobile app provides full access to the active alerts.Navigate to the "Manage Pet" section for the active alert.Click the "Get Free Flyer" or "Download Flyer" button.The file can be downloaded directly to a phone or computer as a PDF, bypassing the need to check email messages.3. The Standalone Flyer Tool: If an account hasn't been created yet or the user wants to skip the standard alert process entirely, they can use the standalone, form-based PawBoost Free Flyer Generator. This tool generates a printable poster instantly on the screen for immediate downloading, without requiring a registration workflow.

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LunaMoon G.

1 week ago

🚨 Please follow these instructions

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Kevin M.

2 weeks ago

Go around late at night calling them with food and flashlight to catch their eyes. Check around your neighborhood under houses and in small places where they may hide. Put stuff out that has yours and their scent on it. Hang flyers around for people to see. Check shelters and vets daily. Update chip info if they have a chip and its has not been update since a move. Ask neighbors to check in their garages incase they ended up trapped in one. I pray you get your baby back safe and soon.

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