Boise, ID Lost Female Cat, Pepper Is Missing

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Rose C.

2 weeks ago

Hope your kitty gets home safely...

Dru H.

3 weeks ago

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Cathy J.

3 weeks ago

If possible leave your garage door cracked and put his/her bed or blanket and some of your unwashed clothes for scent by garage opening or on your porch. Cats have a great sense of smell. Put up flyers ASAP. No food or litter box for it will attract others or predators . Go out late when it quiets down with a flashlight looking in bushes and under vehicles anywhere he/she may be hiding. Look for reflection of his/ her eyes. Some have luck with shaking a bag of treats or an open can of tuna or sardines. Softly call his/ her name and listen for a faint meow. He's/she's scared so won't be loud. Definitely have neighbors check their garages and sheds. Most cats stay close for several days and usually come back around between 12 and 4 am. Check outside often. I hope you find him/her soon 💕.

Dorrie P.

3 weeks ago

Put out clothing you have worn to help her find her way home. Go outside after dark with a flashlight and look under your house and in bushes. Leave your garage door open slightly and leave water inside. No litter or food as it will attract other animals. Ask neighbors to check yards garages and sheds in case she got closed in. Put up bright colored posters with her picture, name and your contact info. Go to the Humane Society in person daily to check kennels for her and file a lost cat report. They only hold cats a few days before putting them up for adoption. Also post on pawboost.com and Next Door to get this to more people

Shelley O.

3 weeks ago

Speaking from experience- cats do not belong outside in that area. There are lots of predators and it’s too risky. Our cats quickly became indoor only after coyotes were stalking them. Hoping for a safe return.

Bel W.

3 weeks ago

Thank you!

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