Centurion, GP Lost Male Cat, Loki Is Missing

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Kaileena C.

3 weeks ago

Kindly update Pretoria, ZA - Lost Dogs, Cats & Pets - PawBoost Loki was found deceased

📷 View photo on Facebook

Helen J.

3 weeks ago

Message me

Magda S.

3 weeks ago

Maybe someone on the community group is also looking for their baby. Then i can share it on there

Magda S.

3 weeks ago

Helen Joy do you have a photo. Because my cat Loki was found deceased.

Helen J.

3 weeks ago

I found this friendly cat around my compound in fleur primary,GP 0157. If this cat belongs to you or you know the owner, please message me immediately with proof of ownership. Please help share so the owner can be found quickly. Thank you!

Magda S.

1 month ago

Andre Muller i live in Lyttelton Manor. So not to busy. So suburban are. I must first find my boy. Then he is in for a full collar setup

Andre M.

1 month ago

Magda Strydom Based on local product availability in South Africa, the best approach is to buy a safety collar and a GPS/Bluetooth tracker separately. This gives you the flexibility to attach the tracker securely while keeping your cat safe. Here are the top local options for both: 🐾 1. The Safest Collars (Breakaway) These are essential for cats. Do not use a dog collar—cats climb and can hang themselves if a collar gets snagged. · Rogz Alleycat Safety Collar: A top local choice. It features a "Variable Load Safeloc Buckle" that you can adjust to release at different pressure levels depending on your cat's size. Available at Absolute Pets and major retailers . · Red Dingo Fish Clip Collar: Uses a unique fish-shaped safety clip designed to release at 2kg of pressure. It's also adjustable and includes a bell . · PetSafe KeepSafe Break-Away: A durable option with a patented breakaway buckle that snaps back together after releasing . 👉 Sizing Tip: Fit the collar high on the neck, snug enough that you can fit only two fingers between the collar and your cat's fur. A collar that is too loose is easy to paw off. 📡 2. Best Trackers for SA Cats Choose based on your budget and the area you live in. · For Urban Areas (Bluetooth/Tag): TailTag (R549) . This is an AirTag-compatible device that uses Apple’s "Find My" network. Pros: No monthly fees, battery lasts a year. Cons: Useless in rural areas with no iPhones nearby . · For Full Coverage (Real-Time GPS): TailMe Agile 4G (R1,999) . Specifically designed for smaller pets (under 4kg). Pros: Live GPS tracking everywhere with 4G. Cons: Requires data/sim costs (though airtime lasts a long time) . · For Rural/Remote Areas: Streetwise Pets Extreme Tracker (R2,250 - R2,435) . Built tough specifically for SA conditions. Pros: Geo-fencing and live tracking. Cons: Higher upfront cost. 3. An Integrated Option (All-in-One) If you want the tracker and collar to be one unit, look for specialized AirTag collars. · Example: Reflective Airtag Cat Collar (R479) . This is a breakaway collar with a soft silicone slot built in to hold an AirTag (AirTag sold separately). This keeps the tag flush against the neck so it doesn't dangle and get shaken off. For Magda's specific issue (collars falling off): The Rogz Alleycat or Red Dingo combined with the TailMe Agile 4G is likely the "goldilocks" solution for most SA cat owners—lightweight, secure, and safe. Does Magda live in a busy suburb or a more rural area? That will help decide if you needs the Bluetooth tag or the full GPS

Magda S.

1 month ago

Andre Muller how do i make sure the tracker dont come off. My cats dont wear collars because they keep on falling off.

Marina F.

1 month ago

Please also try Endless Pawsibilities Animal Communications their success stories on their page speaks volumes. Ally will be able to guide Loki back home.

Esme J.

1 month ago