Eden, NC Lost Female Cat, Anna Is Missing

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Michelle B.

1 month ago

BRING A LOST CAT HOME: Saw this in a magazine at the vet's office. Apparently cats can smell up to a mile away. The advice for bringing a lost kitty home was this: Put her used litter box under your porch or near your door. Make a trail of used litter from the street to the box. I turned on my porch light, too. Our cat had gotten outside and was gone for 8 days. I made the litter trail, put a box of used litter under the steps, and prayed that she'd catch the scent. 20 minutes later my husband looked out the kitchen door and she was waiting on the mat to come in. TWENTY minutes. I'm sure we got exceptionally quick results, but it must work for a lot of people. It was like a miracle to see her in front of the door. I hope you find your furbaby. I realize you may have cleaned the box, but if any other cats have used it, yours will still recognize the scent. At least that's what happened for us.

Tracy O.

1 month ago

I’m sure you’re already searching like it’s a full-time job …. As you all are out searching, it’s important to TALK to your neighbors, showing Anna's pretty photo, leaving your contact info. this is Especially important for her because she has No idea where she is. People will help keep eyes out when they know how much she means to you. Cats can become trapped in sheds or crawlspaces and need human help to get out. Contact shelter; don’t lose heart in your search ❣️It takes time and hope, but You can find your baby ! Please let us know when she’s safe ❤️ click image for more tips: