San Francisco, CA Stray Cat Found Near Came to my front gate

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Flora W.

3 weeks ago

😢💔🧸🐾🙏😭

LunaMoon G.

3 weeks ago

Jeremiah Ets-Hokin So, the cat was found,or is on 21st Avenue and Lawton Street,?

Jeremiah E.

3 weeks ago

Susan Sutton not the cat I found, this is my post

Jeremiah E.

3 weeks ago

LunaMoon Guerrero yes

LunaMoon G.

3 weeks ago

Jeremiah Ets-Hokin Is this your post?

LunaMoon G.

3 weeks ago

Susan Sutton This is one I posted yesterday, Good eye on the cat's fur color patterns, but I don't know if it's the same cat

LunaMoon G.

3 weeks ago

What street?

LunaMoon G.

3 weeks ago

An ocicat?

Aria S.

3 weeks ago

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HappyCatLady .

3 weeks ago

Please consider Fostering - if not you, then who? FOSTERING FOUND KITTY - Creating a Safe Haven I have over 10 indoor cats and I always bring a new stray cat into my bathroom where it’s safe and contained - and it does NOT interfere with my resident cats in any way: 😻When you rescue a cat from the street, you are often their last hope for survival. Because many cats brought to shelters never leave, fostering them in your home is the greatest gift you can give while searching for their guardian or a new forever home. 😻The Bathroom: The Perfect Starting Point Don’t worry if your bathroom is tiny; cats actually prefer small, contained spaces when they are overwhelmed by a new environment. Keeping kitty in the bathroom ensures they are safe, easy to monitor, and away from the stresses of the rest of the house. 😻Setting Up the "Bedroom" Inside the bathroom, provide a litter box, food, and water. For their bed, a covered hard carrier is the most ideal setup. 😻The Setup: Place a soft blanket inside the carrier and drape another blanket over the top, leaving only the front opening clear. 😻The Strategy: By making the carrier the only "hiding spot" in the room, the cat will learn to view it as their safe zone. This makes it much easier to transport them to the vet for a microchip scan or to their new home later on—they’ll already be comfortable inside! 😻Acclimation and Trust: I always keep new rescues in the bathroom for at least a few weeks until they are fully acclimated and ready to explore. Even spending just 30 minutes a day with them makes a world of difference. It helps them feel safe, allows you to get to know their personality, and ensures they are ready for the next chapter of their life. 😻 Thank you for opening your heart and home to a cat in need. You are changing a life that someone else may have failed. ❤️.❤️

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Found/Stray Cat in San Francisco, CA 94122

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