Cottage Grove, MN Stray Cat Found Near Cottage Grove

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Darlene N.

2 months ago

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Darlene N.

2 months ago

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Darlene N.

2 months ago

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Darlene N.

2 months ago

Thank you for helping this cat. 💜

Christine G.

2 months ago

Thank you for keeping her safe 🙏 💕 If you have a secure carrier to transport in and are able, please get her scanned for a microchip, free at any vet. She's beautiful 😍

Wendy W.

2 months ago

Thank you for helping this baby! 🙏♥️

Jacque H.

2 months ago

Thanks for helping this beautiful cat! Hoping for a reunion with its owner❤️😺🙏

Kristine A.

2 months ago

Any vet will scan at no charge for a chip. Search and cross-post on Nextdoor, Pawboost, Petco, Pet FBI, etc. Post to Nextdoor many aren't on FB. Thanks for helping kitty. 🐱

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Sandy S.

2 months ago

Beautiful cat. Someone was taking good care of her (calico kitties or normally female). Thank you for your kindness! Hope her family is found soon. ❤️🐾

Cat F.

2 months ago

☆ Thank you for helping this beautiful little soul! You can get the baby checked for a microchip for free at most vet clinics or the humane society. Please put in a safe spare room to keep away from all the dangers outside, such as bad weather, coyotes, owls, eagles, raccoons, dogs, poisons, disease, traps, cars, and bad humans! Please don't give to just anyone because there are cruel people out there that get pets for horrible reasons like dogfighting bait and other sickening things! Make sure that anyone who tries to claim the cat has absolute proof of ownership such as photos, videos and veterinarian records or receipts, and can identify specific markings, personality, voice, etc! Most healthy adult cats tolerate temperatures down to about 45-50°F (7-10°C), but prolonged exposure below 45°F (7°C) becomes risky, and freezing temperatures (32°F/0°C and below) pose serious risks like frostbite and hypothermia for any cat, especially kittens, seniors, or sick pets, requiring insulated shelter, unfrozen water, and limited outdoor time to stay safe.