Mischief is Missing in Beloit, WI

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Lost Female Cat last seen Preservation Park, U.S. Highway 51, Beloit, WI 53511

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PAWBOOST ID

71113632

NAME

Mischief

STATUS

LOST

SEX

Female

SPECIES

Cat

MESSAGE FROM OWNER

Please help us find Mischief! She is dearly missed by her humans and her puppy friend won’t even eat he’s so devastated. Mischief does try to run outside every chance she gets so this has happened before but she hasn’t stayed gone for so long. She has a food and water bowl left outside and her kitty litter box. We figure she couldn’t have wondered too far from . Please keep your eye out for her and contact us as soon as you see her or a cat that looks like her, we will come out!!

DESCRIPTION

Dark colored, strips, white/light color fur underneath, pink collar with a heart and a bell. She is not fixed, not chipped, no return address on her collar. She is very skiddish but friendly if she will come to you.

AREA LAST SEEN

Beloit, WI 53511

ADDRESS LAST SEEN

Preservation Park, U.S. Highway 51

DATE LAST SEEN

December 23, 2024

Loretta O.

3 months ago

Put his or her dirty litter on deck along with food, water, bedding and some sort of shelter. A cat can smell his litter a mile away. This is the very first thing you need to do. If you can leave your door open at night just enough for him to get in that would be great. They hide during the day and roam at night. If he comes back at night and can't get it he will leave. When looking for him look low and under everything. From decks, porches, covers to grills and behind things like hedges. When looking at night take a flash light to see his eyes. If he likes treats take his bag and shake it when you’re out looking. Put up posters all around your house in about a 3 block area. Also post the large stores and gas stations in your area. Call local shelters and police to report him missing. I hope you get your baby back soon.

Reply

Rita K.

3 months ago

Go outside and look under porches, decks, bushes and cars. Check window wells. At night use a flashlight. The eyes will reflect the light. They typically don’t go far, but they do move around so you’ll need to search same areas multiple times. Put out food and water and Familiar scented clothing or blanket. Alert your neighbors, local police, vet clinics, shelters and mail person. Put up signs and post on Nextdoor. Hoping you get your kitty back soon. ❤️ Ow would be a great time to be out with a flashlight!