Reno, NV Lost Female Cat, LITTLE Is Missing

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Kristine J.

1 year ago

Please continue to share I am still hopeful that she will come home. Please if someone has her can you please return her there is a reward for her safe return.

Kristine J.

2 years ago

Little is still missing :(

Kristine J.

2 years ago

Our baby Little is still missing! Please share this post. We are hoping she comes home. We haven’t lost hope yet. Thank you!

Kristine J.

2 years ago

Please share! Little is still missing :(

Kristine J.

2 years ago

Pat Roberts thank you

Kristine J.

2 years ago

Glenda Novello thank you 💚

Glenda N.

2 years ago

Shared with prayers for Little's safety & safe return home.

Pat R.

2 years ago

from SPCA on how to find a lost cat: look around for the closest hiding places. Bring a flashlight look in storm drains; in the heavy brush; up in trees, inside or under sheds; inside garages; under decks; and inside bat crawl spaces – any place where your cat can hide. Stay close by – newly adopted or indoor-only cats are often found within a 3 house radius of their home. Remember your cat may not meow back when you call even though your cat is most likely close by. Your cat is most likely hunkered down to the ground and ready to dart away from any perceived threat – even from you! A cat’s instinct is to hide, stay put, and NOT meow. Put Food, Water, Litter Box, and Bedding Outside: place near the point of escape or close to a good hiding spot nearby. Use strong-smelling canned cat food that your cat can smell from a distance, so your cat knows where to go for food a can of tuna or sardines works wonders. Go out extremely late at night and early mornings with a flashlight and can of tuna, keep your garage door or patio door open a little so the cat can get in. LEAVE YOUR PATIO DOOR OPEN SLIGHTLY DURING THE TIME YOUR HOME SO IT CAN GET BACK IN, MAYBE EVEN PUT SOME FOOD BY THE DOOR. Talk to Neighbors: Immediately start talking to your closest neighbors. and ask them to actively search their own property for your cat. Put signs up in your immediate neighborhood with large print saying, “LOSS CAT.” Include a photo, date lost, and phone number where you can be reached 24/7. It could take days, or longer, to get your cat back inside. Do not give up if your cat fails to show up after a day or so. And do not just wait for your cat to come back. You need to actively search for and lure your cat back home. Keep looking in those same old hiding spots – depending on how much time has passed, your cat may be moving from one hiding spot to another. Also, try new spots and enlarge your search area step by step, house by house. Post on "Next-door" app for your area, Go out looking for your fur baby and when found keep the cat inside. check www.washoecounty.us/animal/lost_and_found/index.php, for found pets. I would also check the Nevada Humane Society and look at pictures of cats up for adoption, in case kitty was found and not claimed in 5 days and sent there for adoption.

Kristine J.

2 years ago

Jan Compton thank you 💕

Jan C.

2 years ago

❤️🙏🏻 I’m so sorry you lost your baby 😿 I would definitely recommend going out late at night to call for your kitty as they normally come out at night when it’s quiet and they feel safer. I would also set their favorite blanket or bed, and some of your dirty clothes out as the scent of all those things can help them find their way back home! I would definitely bring that stuff inside though before it gets so late that coyotes start coming out if you have them in your area. I would also check common places where your kitty might be hiding in the house, like under beds, in closets, or even in the garage. I would also print out flyers or pictures of your kitty and go door-to-door in your neighborhood asking if anyone has seen them! I would also recommend putting flyers up, as well as posting your kitty on Pawboost, Nextdoor, and Petharbor! Was your kitty microchipped? If so, I would make sure the phone number and address on the chip is current and I would also call the chip company or visit their website to report that they are missing. And most importantly, DON’T GIVE UP!! I have personally seen people reunite with their pets that have been missing for years!! Good luck! I’m REALLY hoping and praying that you find your baby! 🙏❤️

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