Nashville, TN Lost Female Cat, Long Tail Is Missing

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Amanda M.

3 months ago

I found a cat two days ago

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Debbie S.

3 months ago

Prayers 🙏

Steven W.

3 months ago

🙏🙏🙏

Lisa W.

3 months ago

Praying!

Marcia N.

3 months ago

Please help Lord now

Lester H.

3 months ago

PRAYERS

Barbara G.

3 months ago

May GOD keep watch over them all..

Debbie S.

3 months ago

Prayers 🙏

Mary S.

3 months ago

Beautiful tabby

Dawn W.

3 months ago

‼️Please start your search immediately ‼️. He/she will likely be close by hiding. Once they realize they are lost and in unfamiliar territory, they typically duck for cover. They usually will not make a sound for fear of giving up their hiding place. Here is a very important search method to do at dusk every night. Search around dusk with a high powered flashlight. Look low under bushes, any wood line that is close by, under decks, places a cat would hide when scared. Don’t give up too soon, plan for an hour or longer to cover some ground. Call calmly, have a flip top can of wet food or tuna, a s and paper plate with you. If you see him/her be very calm, do not approach or chase! Simply sit down immediately and gently flip the can lid a few times like you are going to open it. Talk him/her in to you using the food as bait. Don’t make a lot of eye contact, be very casual. When he/she starts approaching, open the can. Place a small teas of food on the plate. Let kitty come to you. Let him/her eat a few bites, wait for kitty to get comfortable. Give more small bites. He/she will probably start rubbing against you. Pet him/her slowly. Make sure you are confident you can hold him/him securely and contain. This can take 10 minutes or it may take an hour or even longer. It’s different for every cat. Patience is key!‼️Please start your search immediately ‼️. He/she will likely be close by hiding. Once they realize they are lost and in unfamiliar territory, they typically duck for cover. They usually will not make a sound for fear of giving up their hiding place. Here is a very important search method to do at dusk every night. Search around dusk with a high powered flashlight. Look low under bushes, any wood line that is close by, under decks, places a cat would hide when scared. Don’t give up too soon, plan for an hour or longer to cover some ground. Call calmly, have a flip top can of wet food or tuna, a s and paper plate with you. If you see him/her be very calm, do not approach or chase! Simply sit down immediately and gently flip the can lid a few times like you are going to open it. Talk him/her in to you using the food as bait. Don’t make a lot of eye contact, be very casual. When he/she starts approaching, open the can. Place a small teas of food on the plate. Let kitty come to you. Let him/her eat a few bites, wait for kitty to get comfortable. Give more small bites. He/she will probably start rubbing against you. Pet him/her slowly. Make sure you are confident you can hold him/him securely and contain. This can take 10 minutes or it may take an hour or even longer. It’s different for every cat. Patience is key!