Levittown, PA Lost Female Cat, Dany Is Missing

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Paul S.

9 hours ago

This cat visited my backyard last night in Quakertown. Dominant black with a few white areas?

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Paul S.

9 hours ago

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Meike S.

2 days ago

We found ours by going outside at the crack of dawn and softly calling his name as we walked our property and our neighbor’s. He came out from hiding to us. Take a smelly bowl of wet cat food with you. Post everywhere- FB, Instagram, tell the shelter and go there to look, and hand deliver flyers to your neighbor’s homes with a picture to at least a 2 to 3 block radius of your house. Is he microchipped? If not please get it done when he’s found. It’s the quick easy way he can be identified and returned to you if ever lost again. Good luck!

Lois F.

3 days ago

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Melissa J.

3 days ago

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Gemma J.

4 days ago

Rent a trap locally … Shared🙏🙏🙏🙏 This woman has great tips on her site . I used the one below as well as a friend of mine. I have her downloaded book which is a quick read with tons of good info . I will gladly email it to you , pm your email address ( too big of a file for messenger) . She even answered our questions about strays in our area that may hv kept my friend’s cat in hiding . Also if you can rent a trap from St cats in Nay Aug park , Griffin Pond Animal Shelter or No Nonsense Neutering in Plains that will be helpful. Leave the door he escaped from or window cracked open in evening when it gets dark . Buy a cheap driveway sensor from Harbor Freight ($14) place by door and wait . Don’t leave food at all times ( only supervised) or litter outside it will attract other cats or wildlife & drive him further away https://www.lostcatfinder.com/

Mb S.

4 days ago

Lost house cats usually do not go far. Look in,under, on top of all structures/trees in the near vicinity. Have a flashlight with you as his/her eyes will reflect in the dark. If you do see him/her, no sudden movements. Have some treats or his/her food with you. Also, if you can leave a door or window slightly open, he/she may come back in their own. Keep an ear to the outside after dark. Many kitties come back after dark and meow to be let back in. Leave a piece of clothing with your scent near the open space that is helpful.Have neighbors look in garages, sheds and other structures. Also if you did not see him/her get out or know for sure she/he did, check every inch of your house, she/he could be trapped or hiding somewhere. Good Luck!!

Danette O.

4 days ago

Shared check in & under sheds, my cat once got out and was trapped in a neighbors shed, ask neighbors,to check in & under there shed, you should too. Check under car & under hood of car in engine area. My mother’s cat escaped & ran under car & climbed into hood from under car. I witnessed this happen that is how we go her cat so quickly. While kero close eye on garage, leave garage door open if you can and kitty run in. If you have no other pets you can open door to your home or porch late at night & early morning, call kitty, open can of cat food, call kitty, so kitty can run in easily, kitty may be hiding close by & scared to come out but opening door and calling kitty , kitty may run in. Of course stay by your door while left open while calling kitty. Walk late at night & early morning around area calling kitty with smelly food, treats and opening cans cat food. Post flyers, notify local vet, rescue & animal shelters of missing kitty. Check all places in person to see if kitty brought in. I would definitely knock on neighbors doors all around, up to at least 10 houses away& several streets away front and back & give out flyers. If kitty hopped fence or crossed street could be streets away. I would post lost kitty billboard on my front lawn with photo. Check attic my kitty ran up there once. Good luck hope kitty is found soon.

Vivien C.

4 days ago

Leave an entrance open, even crack window that he can sneak back in under the cover of darkness. Many hide during the day and won't respond to being called , but will sneak back in if possible.

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