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Mortisha “tish” is Missing in Orchard Park, NY

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

July 6, 2026

Location Last Seen

Orchard Park, NY 14127

Nearest Landmark

Near s freeman rd

Name

Mortisha “tish”

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73165203

Species

Cat

Description

Tortie female pastel

Message from Owner

I don’t know if she got out truthfully. I’ve been away caring for my father with cancer and my partner was home. My cats found a hole in the basement to outside. I found one outside and the rest inside. She’s been missing since that last “cat check” I’m nervous missed her when she could have been outside.

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Deirdre G.
1 month ago
Trap & camera are key!!! Our boy was finally trapped after 45days! Seen almost nightly on camera. Local the entire time!! Don’t give up! CHECK GARAGES ETC!!
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Honey M.
1 month ago
Go outside at night with a bag of treats and a FLASHLIGHT (an absolute must). Call his name while shaking the bag of treats and shining the flashlight. Most indoor cats are frightened at night and stay stationary. The flashlight will catch his eyes. This isn't necessarily a one time attempt. Consistency is what will remove fear from the cat and what will get him to come to you. Praying you find him soon and safe!
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Faisal B.
2 months ago
Shared in NY.
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Donna G.
2 months ago
Shared.
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Carmelinda A.
2 months ago
Put the litter ones outside they'll smell the scent and come back
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Paulette P.
2 months ago
Shared....🙏💕🐾
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Ann D.
2 months ago
Lost cat Post to your neighborhood Nextdoor.com website. Notify animal control and police. Check neighborhood surveillance cameras Put a surveillance or trail camera of your own up in case cat comes near your house when you’re not home or asleep. For NY residents or those in CT close to NY border:Post on Lost Pets of the Hudson Valley Facebook Also: one can try a drone service near your area. If pet is stolen: Report to police. Ask neighbors to check their surveillance cameras. Give picture of dog with your contact info to postal, ups etc drivers and ask them to keep an eye out. Links with valuable tips: https://kittykaper.weebly.com/lost-dog-heres-help.html http://kittykaper.weebly.com/lost-pet-heres-help.html https://www.facebook.com/missingpetpawlice/ HelpingLostPets.com Lost Cat Help http://kittykaper.weebly.com/lost-cat-heres-help.html including trapping advice if necessary If you ever “lose” an indoor cat, chances are he is nearby. Just scared. Call softly and listen carefully especially between 10 pm and dawn when things are quiet. Also use a flashlight as their eyes will reflect back to you from the dark. Read this article for search tactics: https://www.missinganimalresponse.com/lost-cat-behavior/. See: https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1763172343721145&id=150651131639949 also. You tube trap a stray or feral cat https://youtu.be/OBJl4ASS3nM Finding your lost cat video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=g2eCoC63B9I&noapp=1&client=mv-google Some say put your cat’s litter pan outside as the dirty cat litter help your kitty back home. Others say this will attract other predators that will chase away your cat or worse
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Paula B.
2 months ago
Leave your door open she may wander back in
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Linda T.
2 months ago
First it is suggested that you crack your windows open as the one thing an indoor cat knows is the smell of their house. Second, when an indoor cat gets out they are usually very close to their home - usually a couple of hundred feet. They will find some place to hunker down and stay there until they are hungry or thirsty. They will come out in the middle of the night (not at dawn or dusk when predators may be around). Do not leave lights on as cat may feel more secure venturing out when it is darker. It is also suggested if it is safe to do so to leave door that tge cat got out of cracked opened with a bowl of water and bowl of smelly food like tuna inside door with camera on the door that will alert you when there is any movement. Put out an article of your unwashed clothing and bedding- they can recognize the scent and it may help them find their way home. Indoor cats do not travel far they may be hiding nearby- check under porches, bushes and even under a parked car. If you call her/him, call gently- do look while it's dark and quiet- - Put flyers with photo and decent reward in your local Stewarts; post on Steve Caparizzo's FB page and your neighborhood Nextdoor app as well as Pawboost asap! Notify your neighbors!! Let the animal shelter and the own animal control officer know as well. Post a flyer with the cat's picture and a reward in local Stewart's etc. If someone has picked them up, seeing the flyer with a reward may motivate them to return the kitty to you. All that helped me get my boy back. I will pray for your cat’s safe return real soon! 🙏🙏🙏🙏 You can put the litter box outside but bring it in at nighttime then very early in the morning put it out again
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Linda T.
2 months ago
My sons cat got out in October one year and we searched and searched. I put posters with his ohoti and a $50 reward in every stewarts within 2 miles...I posted on FB. It was horrible. It got to be February and then I got a call. A woman was feeding him and happened to see one if my posters in stewarts. She had been feeding him and was letting him come onto a sheltered porch that she left open. I went right over. He had turned "feral" and wouldn't come to us. We had to use a trap abd get him. We got him home and loved on him once again. Imagine! I had prayed someone would take care if him until we found him! From October to February. ..dont lose heart
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