Portland, OR Lost Female Cat, R Dog Is Missing

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Amina P.

3 months ago

I found a black cat in 97219 zip code area please check my posts or message me

Lin A.

3 months ago

rassie4698@gmail.com

Lin A.

3 months ago

Found a lost Black Cat, he's very sweet and NEEDS his MAMA

Layla O.

3 months ago

Found nearby: https://www.multcopets.org/found/158460

Lana M.

3 months ago

*Keep trying what's listed....All the best in your beautiful cat's return,~💜💜 **Cats that get outside, they tend to panic & hide, usually close to home. When it's dark out, go outside with a flashlight or headlamp & look under every bush, vehicles anything they might go to for safety around your home. Watch for their Eyes to light up with the beam of the flashlight. Let neighbors know, they sometimes will get locked in an open shed & Put posters up. Leave out some bedding/clothing of theirs & yours, but NOT the litter box. Going out with a bag of treats OR whatever your cat loves to eat... calling their name. IF at all possible to leave a window or door open, when it's quiet many have come back. Continue looking & calling. The cat is scared & hiding & may have been chased. REPEAT, REPEAT, REPEAT If possible consider building a Catio - so much safer for kitties who like the sights/smells of outdoors. attached is one website to build, there are many - google or fb has many showing how to! https://spca.bc.ca/news/how-to-build-a-catio/

John F.

3 months ago

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Ri M.

3 months ago

Post on Nextdoor and Ring apps. Ask neighbors to check car hoods, garages and sheds immediately. Make sure to tap hoods of the car around. Keep an entryway open for cat to get in. Buy or loan a live cat trap from online stores or local tnr groups. Leave your garage open with cat to enter. Put some food and your clothing there for smell. Get a motion sensor camera to detect when cat is around your property

Linda R.

3 months ago

⭐️ Please EDIT your post to include the cross streets for better assistance. This is super important info. Especially since Luradel is so cut up and covers a lot of area. Thank you. ⚠️ Time is of the essence so getting outside ASAP is crucial.(Seriously. Like now.) ➡️Go out OFTEN, several times, at various times of day. Especially during the quiet hours between dusk and early a.m. BUT ANYTIME IS THE RIGHT TIME TO LOOK! ⚠️ ➡️ STAY OUT for as long as you can each time. Search in ALL directions from your home. EXPAND your search area each time. 🐈‍⬛ Calmly call for or talk to her; so she doesn't hear the anxiety in your voice and stay hidden. ⏺️ Use a flashlight to check for eye shine. Bring treats, toys, or a friend. ☑️ Pause. Listen a lot. And listen long. ➡️ Go door to door. Talk to EVERYONE. Leave a detailed note (or better yet, a flier) on EVERY door. Ask people to check security footage.👀 💦 Put out water (and food if monitored) ✅️ Hang out her bedding and some of your unwashed items for a scent trail. ✅️ Post on Nextdoor, Pawboost, Petco and the county website. ✅️ Check FB for your immediate neighborhood/area's chat group (s), there may be several. Join and post there. ✅️ Alert local veterinarians too. ✴️ Make BIG BRIGHT POSTERS for your yard and streets so passersby can be on the lookout. 💟 Being outside is key. So please spend as much time as possible out in you yard and that area. P.S. Double check that the microchip has your current information. #blackcat

Trish P.

3 months ago

Search all hiding places close to your home asap! Bushes, under decks, porches, etc. Put out canned cat food during the day to keep her close! Consider setting a live trap if you can get access to one. missywho @ aol. com if you cannot find one quickly. BEST WISHES!

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