Brick Township, NJ Stray Cat Found Near the Lanes Mills Wawa

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Eileen T.

2 days ago

Ashley Martinez Ashley thank you for taking care of this kitty, did you also contact nonemergency police and the shelters in Jackson & Manahawkin to let them know you have this kitty? Usually families will contact police and or shelters. I did share your post about Ginger. I also sent you very specific tips, the first one is putting water out and also setting a trap… Also handing out flyers to every single neighbor within a five house radius of your home, which help helps with sightings.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Linda M.

2 days ago

Prayer Lost Pet Dear St. Francis and St. Anthony, please come promptly to the aid of this precious pet, and those who love him/her so, and enable him/her to find his/her way back home, having suffered no ill effects from his/her separation from his/her family. Thank you for your mercy on this family and their dearly loved pet, and for restoring him/her to them. Amen. 🙏🙏🙏

Linda M.

2 days ago

Tips Cat Found See if you can find a reputable rescue to help this cat if friendly. Tips Cat Found Thank you for caring. Here are helpful tips, please disregard any that you’ve already done. Reach out to your local shelter and/or vet for listing of reputable rescues/rescuers who can help. You can also find listing in Petfinder, type in zip code and search Rescues. Please, if you can, give him/her a warm safe spot or lure inside into a laundry or bathroom or spare bedroom or find someone who can if possible. If you have pets, place them in a safe/comfy room so no one is afraid of one another. If the cat won’t come to you easily because scared/shy, you can put warmed wet food in back of a carrier to get him/her in or if very scared, borrow a have a heart trap from a rescue or TNR group or shelter. A set trap needs to be supervised, covered top and sides, and checked often, in extreme weather check every fifteen minutes. Close when not in use. Ask for a rescue’s help. Important: Contact non-emergency police daily, if they don't keep records, file a report with non-emergency police and animal control in the town found and all surrounding local areas, and bring police, animal control, and local vet offices posters for bulletin boards. Put up neon posters in the area found and nearby businesses. You can use format from website(s) below. Ask for proof of ownership (vet records and distinguishing feature left off posters). Do a search on Facebook and other social media for lost pet or lost cat pages in the state, county and town, and surrounding areas to see if you find a match for the cat found plus you can post as well. It’s hard to tell just by looking at a cat whether it belongs to someone or not. A beloved cat that has a xenophobic (fearful, catatonic, feral-like) temperament will look and act like a feral cat, but is actually a family member who happens to be shy. So scanning for a microchip, putting up neon “found cat” posters, checking the shelter for lost cat reports and lost ads on social media, Ring postings, and check area found for posters are ways to check if the cat is lost. Bring to a vet to check for a microchip, if you can, and ask a rescue to help with this and provide a foster home, if needed. The cat might belong to someone and if so, most likely lives close by. Cats usually don't go further than approximately a 5 to 10 house or block radius unless not neutered/spayed or chased. Check for Lost Cat posters. If cat recently got lost or owner is elderly, there may not be signs. Go with someone, if comfortable, and canvass the area where found. Exhaust all avenues trying to reunite with the owner. If help is needed, reach out to local rescue. See if your town and county has a Facebook and other social media pages you can post to since most do. Post in Lost Cats in New Jersey or whatever pages your state may have and do a search on Facebook and other social media for other lost pages to post to, as well as checking Ring Neighbor and Nextdoor app alerts in the area. Read tips on following websites and you can contact them for information missinganimalresponse (.com) and use search to find articles and local rescues for help, if needed to locate owner on petfinder (.com). You can post Found reports and check Lost posters on pawboost (.com - one of the best because comments with tips on Facebook Pawboost shares automatically update to original Pawboost for owner to see), petamberalert (.com) and helpinglostpets (.com). Important: ALWAYS ask for proof of ownership! If after every effort has been made to locate owner as mentioned in tips above and the legally required 7 day, please call your local shelter and ask for list of reputable rescues who will do vet reference checks, follow-up, and take an adopted cat back at any time. Check on Petfinder also for rescues in your area.

Eileen T.

2 days ago

Thank you for keeping this beauty safe! Please contact nonemergency, Brick police number to let them know, and the shelters in Jackson and Manahawkin, as hopefully the family of this beautiful kitty would have contacted them . Shared to multiple lost and found pet sites on FB🙏🏻🙏🏻

Carol G.

3 days ago

🐾🙏😢💔🙏🐾

Rosemarie P.

3 days ago

Please check lostvand found So many missing

Denise N.

3 days ago

Oh nooooo I’m sharing and praying with my family in Brick for this beauty 🙏🙏🙏✝️✝️✝️💝💝💝💝💝💝💝

Jeanne Z.

3 days ago

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Ana C.

3 days ago

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Susan B.

3 days ago

Young cat?

Found/Stray Cat in Brick Township, NJ 08724

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