The Woodlands, TX Lost Female Cat, Amelia Is Missing

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Gerrie S.

4 months ago

🐈 I have gathered these suggestions from many years of personal experience. Check the local shelters. Someone may have taken her in. Talk to your neighbors someone may have taken her in or given her shelter. Check neighbors garages and storage sheds she may have sought shelter from fear or bad weather. If you haven't already done so put a sign in your yard with a picture and phone number that way if someone finds her they will know you have a lost cat. Also try putting clothing with your scent on it nearby outside. She may be able to find her way home by familiar scents. Avoid putting litter box, food or items with her scent on it as that may attract varmits or predators. Most cats that get outside accidentally, don't go far from home. Be sure to look up. Check trees and bushes. Try going out about sundown around your neighborhood and call for her. Walk and call and listen for her. Take a can of cat food like fish, pop the top, tap it with a s, familiar sounds may bring her running to you. Cats tend to move at night so be watchful after dark, she may try to come home but no one is awake to let her in. Don't give up hope, cats have found their way home after being gone a very long time. Cats are amazing! I hope these suggestions will help to bring your pet home. Prayers that you find your missing cat very soon...so pretty and I know you miss her. ❤️

Maryann V.

4 months ago

Leave garage door open slightly so he can get in

Lenny G.

4 months ago

•Please place clothes with your scent and unwashed bedding at your front and back doors along with food and water and some of your pets favorite toys... •If you have a cat please place it's cat box outside your back door with food and water bowls and any bedding plus clothes with your scent... •Stand outside calling your pet for 10-15 minutes at a time... •Walk your immediate neighborhood with leash in hand... •Place flyers about your pet inside clear plastic sheet covers and tape them to utility poles or telephone poles... •Place a sign in your front yard to let people know about your lost pet situation... •FaceBook has a number of Dog Rescue / Lost Pet organizations... •If your pet is a Special Breed then check FaceBook to see if there is one for that d breed of dog... •Pray and Believe your pet will return to you because it is also looking for you... •Enlist the Help of friends and family to multiply your efforts... •Envision your pet coming back home... •Keep Hope Alive by being as proactive as you can be! •Good luck to you and your beloved pet and don't give up!

Cicely W.

4 months ago

flyers on porches a block around. talk to neighbors. wont go far. be patient. inside cats get scared outside and may not answer when called. my blind cat was 5 doors down for 6 weeks. the neighbor kept the flyer and called me when she spotted my cat in her front bushes - where I had called my cat's name a million times.

Hope R.

4 months ago

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Michele F.

4 months ago

Might try calling his name in front of everyone's homes. We had a cat locked in a garage and the owners were out of town. Luckily he heard me, and I could hear him. Found a relative with a key to let him out. We hope you find your kitty!

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