Duluth, MN Lost Female Cat, Sasha Is Missing

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Julie L.

1 month ago

Please post to Missing Pets In The Northland if you haven't done so already. If you have a trail cam, put it out to see if your kitty is coming around at night. You may need to set a live trap n monitor it regularly. If your kitty is microchipped, make sure the contact information is current and the chip is registered with the chip provider. You can check the chip number at American Animal Hospital Association Microchip Registry Look-up. If it's registered, it should come up with who the provider is. Click the link, log in or create an account, enter your contact info, description, n pics. If it doesn't come up with a provider, it may not have been registered. You can register the microchip with a provider like HomeAgain, SmartTag, AKReunite for a one-time fee of $14 I believe, then it's free for life This is how I found out one of my kitty's microchip was not registered. They generally don't go far from home n will find a place to hide that they will feel safe in. Don't lose hope your kitty will be found. I pray your little one will be found soon, safe n sound. Keep us posted. 🐾😿😢💔🙏🏻🙏🏻

Grace L.

1 month ago

Hi I’m the owner of Sasha and I miss her so much!! All i want is for her to come back safe! Please contact me if there are any sightings of her!!

Grace L.

1 month ago

Julie Lancaster thanks for the tips!! We’ve set out crates and food and beds for her so hopefully she’s smart enough to trot back home. We walked the neighborhood and put up posters too! The flashlight is such a good idea, we’ll try that when it gets darker. We hope she comes back to us!!

Julie L.

1 month ago

Put out something that has her scent on it.Put up colorful flyers around your neighborhood.Walk around your neighborhood SOFTLY calling her name, LISTEN, see if you can get a meow back! That’s how my sister found her cat!! Thankfully, he meowed back to her from inside a neighbor’s garage!! You might want to check into borrowing a live trap too. If you’re looking at night, bring a flashlight and look for eye shine. Look up in trees, under decks and bushes, window wells, culverts, etc. Also, keep checking with your local police,shelters, and vets, and see if anyone has reported a similar found cat. Leave them your contact information! Hopefully,she will return home soon!

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