Jarrell, TX Lost Female Cat, Katrina Is Missing

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Diana L.

2 months ago

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Joyce B.

2 months ago

Hope you find her

Opal Y.

2 months ago

That’s why my babies are inside they don’t go outside. It’s too dangerous between mean people and hawks any other predators is not safe for them. I never let my babies out.

K.T. F.

2 months ago

cats do like a walk about, hope she wanders back

Kysha C.

2 months ago

Shannon Wiseman thank you for the tips! For the past two nights, we’ve been walking around, trying to find her glowing eyes again and last night we also put up flyers on mailboxes to just in case we’ll keep looking. We’re not giving up hope❤️

Shannon W.

2 months ago

1. Go door-to-door with a photo and PHYSICALLY HAND EVERY delivery person and every single neighbor your phone number, so if they see your pet, they can quickly and conveniently call you. You never know they may have your baby inside keeping them safe. 2. Ask them to check their camera footage, garage, and sheds. 3. Put a big sign in your front yard with a picture of your pet. Someone may have found your baby and driving around to find its owners. This gets many eyes looking out for your baby. I got one of my cats back by doing this. 4. Put your dirty clothes outside for a scent they will recognize (not litter box). 5. Search at dark with a flashlight in hopes of seeing their glowing eyes. 6. Play a you tube video of baby kittens meowing or baby puppies barking. It can peak their interest. if you can put the sound on a speaker to make, it louder, even better. 7. Check all storm drains! Hope you find your baby soon!

Kysha C.

2 months ago

Deva Spiking thank you so much! Every tip helps

Kysha C.

2 months ago

Regina Mullins we are aware cats can climb🤦‍♀️ but because our fences are unfinished wood and her nails are trimmed, she has no grip to climb up. We know for sure she slipped under the fence because I’ve stopped her before from completely going over to the neighbors side. She just did it too quick this time before I got to her. You asking if we’re from Texas is irrelevant but yes we’ve lived here long enough and why we’re trying to find her ASAP

Deva S.

2 months ago

Leave some of your laundry outside your home to help him find his way home by scent. Also leave a door, lower window, garage door cracked open enough for him to find a way back into the home. They normally try to get back inside the same way they got out. If he is scared, he may be moving at night when it is quieter and looking for a way back inside. Hope this helps 🙏

Regina M.

2 months ago

A gap under the fence ? Seriously ?? U do know cats can climb right ? Not to mention THE HAWKS ing cats out of yards . Are u not from Texas ? Just curious . Good luck ! 💚

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