Worcester, MA Lost Female Cat, Micha Is Missing

Jayne S.

3 weeks ago

Josselyn Mice 🙏🏻 leaving a window open for her, and sprinkling cat nip will work. Heres more suggestions: Leave a message at worcester veterinarian, the police station, and animal control, because people will call there, if they find her. I’m a veterinary volunteer. Here’s some tips that work: put “Reward” on your posters, make them large, and, visible. include a phone number. If you’ve printed your posters already, just use a black sharpie pen, and write “Reward” in. Reward posters have a better outcome, & people won’t expect alot. Leave your outdoor light’s, and lights around your house in at night. Rain makes cats lose their scent path back home. If someone has her, and you offer a reward, they're more likely to return her. Get a strong flashlight, and look far underneath porches, sheds, inside garages, you will see glowing eyes. maybe Misha got locked in some place. Ask your neighbors to pls. check their locked sheds/ garages. It is not safe to let your cat out, If you find her, feed her when she comes back indoors, and then keep her indoors. Coyotes and fisher cats come out at 3 to 4 a m. Other dangers are traffic, mean kids, other territorial cats, she may have gotten chased, found a mate, chased a rabbit. or got taken in by someone. The quicker you put up posters, the better. Do use dirty litter boxes, used cat bedding, and household laundry. Pour a little human urine on the ground around house, I know it sounds wierd. Cats mark with it though. Keep trying, and don’t give up. Also, post it on the “Worcester Lost Dogs, Cats, and Pets” page.

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Jayne S.

3 weeks ago

I’m a veterinary volunteer. Heres some suggestions that are successful: Put “Reward” on posters, and tack them up around the area she got lost in, large, clear & visible. You should include a phone number, if you don’t, you’ll have less of a chance of finding her. If you have printed posters already, get a sharpie black pen, and write in “REWARD” & a phone number on it. Reward posters have a better chance, don’t worry, people won’t expect alot. Leave outdoor light’s on at night, & lights around the yard. Rain makes cats lose their scent path back home. And if someone has her, and you offer a reward, they're likely to return her. Put used cat litter outside where she goes, unwashed cat bedding, unwashed human bed sheets & unwashed laundry outside. This might sound wierd, but it works, urine is what cats use to communicate, so pour your urine around house. Put posters up soon. Get a strong flashlight, and Look underneath porches, sheds, outbuildings, and people’s garages, you will see glowing eyes. maybe she got locked in somewhere by accident. Ask your neighbors to check their locked sheds/. People get a lot more interested if you offer a reward. It’s dangerous to let your cat out (especially black cats, unfortunately) And there are predators all over. If you do find her, train her to eat cat food only after she comes back indoors, and she is kept indoors for the night. If you feed her, and then let her out, she won’t have the incentive of a meal waiting. It is best not to let your cat out again, at all. I guess you haven’t yet heard of the predator attacks in that area. Coyotes come out at 3 or 4 a m. Please spread the word. Other dangers around too, traffic, mean kids, other cats that are territorial, she could’ve been chased off, or found a new mate, or got lost chasing a rabbit, or been taken in by someone. the wet grass makes it harder for a cat to get back home, because their “scent path” gets lost. The quicker you post the reward posters, the better. Posting online helps, but it’s not going to be enough. Keep trying, and don’t give up. My number is 774 641 5985 🐈‍⬛

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Victoria F.

3 weeks ago

Denise Nievayes because that area of the city is too dangerous I lived there for almost 20 years and I would never ever ever let a cat out.

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Victoria F.

3 weeks ago

Above our things that are perilous to cats today. When I lived on New York Street I had five indoor cats. And every year they would be two or three strays that I fed. . There are Fisher Cats around so be careful.

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Victoria F.

3 weeks ago

I lived on New York Street and the worst place is the cemetery it's loaded with predators. I hope you find her and when you do you keep her in. Coyotes and foxes in the cemetery.