Collegedale, TN Lost Female Cat, Paula Is Missing

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Lori O.

2 years ago

You need to go out once it gets dark out to look for him. Check hourly at night!!!! Cats almost always are within a few houses or blocks from home. Cats that aren't used to being outside will usually hide during the day. Take a flashlight with you. Check under anything a kitty can hide under; cars, bushes, porches. Look up into the trees as well. His eyes will glow from the light. Take a treat bag/can with you. Make some noise with it. Listen for any noises. Call the kitty's name and again, listen for any sounds back at you. Walk your street doing this. Go all around the block checking. Let your neighbors know your cat is missing. Ask if you can check their yards as well. Put their smell in front and back porch. Leave a door open if possible because they usually come back when you’re sleeping Check under decks, sheds. I would also post on your local nextdoor. com site. You can post directly to your immediate neighbors in the blocks surrounding your home. At night is the perfect time to find him. Go outside with a flashlight and listen and shake a treat bag, if that what he likes. Point the flashlight anywhere a cat could hide and then it’s easy to spot his eyes. I know it’s late, but all night is the best time to spot him. Leave a door open if you can and put his or your smell on your porches. Because Cats come out at night when all is quiet and then they can’t get back in your home

Ivette R.

2 years ago

Praying

Sherry T.

2 years ago

Love this picture

Debbie H.

2 years ago

🙏❤️

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