Dallas, PA Lost Male Cat, Melly Is Missing

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Barb S.

3 months ago

❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏

Cassandra T.

3 months ago

Try lostmykitty.com they have a service that sends out a lost pet alert to the phones in your area with a description and your phone number asking people to check their bats, garages and sheds. There is a fee, but that’s how I found my cat. If you can print out flyers, give some to the mail carriers and your neighbors and put them on their porches as well as on telephone poles. Also give some to the animal shelters and the veterinarians offices. If there are businesses nearby, ask if you can put a flyer in their window. 🙏💔

Heather J.

3 months ago

Shared! Praying kitty comes home safe and soon!

Kim C.

3 months ago

Finding missing cats is about 2 things: food and cameras. If you have a camera on your house, put a dish of a fish flavor canned food out around 8pm and keep a bowl of dry cat food out there 24/7. Check your cameras every morning to see if she came to eat. Cats come out in the middle of the night when we are asleep. If your home doesn’t have a camera, get a cellular trail cam from Walmart. Point it at the dish of food. When the cam senses motion by the food dish, it’ll send a pic to your cell phone. I’m sure she hasn’t gone too far. If you see her on camera at night, watch for her around the same time the next night, & if you see her, quietly open the door and see if she’ll come in or if she’ll let you pick her up and bring her in. If not, put a humane trap there the next night same time. Make fliers and give to all immediate surrounding neighbors. Put 1 the local grocery store. The more people you have watching out for her the better. Just keep putting food out at night and checking cameras. Shouldnt take to long for her to show up for food. Praying you find her 🙏🙏

Diane T.

3 months ago

🙏🏼🫶🙏🏼

Sharon L.

3 months ago

Set a trap for cat close to where cat got out. Put food in the trap along with an article of owner’s clothing for scent. Cover the trap with a towel or cat’s blanket. Borrow a trap from a Vet or animal shelter. Do this right now!!

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