Reunited Male Cat in Frankford, DE 19945 (ID: 72909479)

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Sue M.

1 week ago

Wonderful news he is back home!! 🥰

Mike R.

1 week ago

Simon always wanted to be an outdoor cat where ever we lived. We tried collars, harness but regardless he would escape. I was lucky enough to always be there when he escaped. This time he used his best cat sneaking ss.

Susan N.

1 week ago

Mike Radloff No cat needs one.

Mike R.

1 week ago

Susan Naber thanks Simon is not wearing a collar, as a strictly indoor cat he never needed one.

Mike R.

1 week ago

Paula Oronson, thanks we’ve done that no luck so far.

Paula O.

1 week ago

Put his litter box outside he may come to it! Prayers for his speedy return! 🙏

Terri B.

1 week ago

🙏

1 week ago

Hope found soon!

Susan N.

1 week ago

Cats enter sheds and garages and often get stuck in sheds and garages for days or longer when the people don’t return. Make and distribute fliers to all neighbors asking them on the flyer to please check their shed and garage. Offer a reward if possible. Cats can survive a long time on insects if locked in a shed/ garage. The cat will likely return to your home. Look for the cat after dusk. That’s when the cat will be coming out of hiding after sleeping all day. (Our cat climbed on the roof and fell down the chimney.) Please avoid putting a collar on a cat. If you insist on a collar make absolutely sure it’s a breakaway collar. Predators grasp the collar. Cats climb and jump. The collar snags on things and the cat gets injured or dies. -Sometimes even a breakaway collar fails to release.

Mike R.

1 week ago

Thanks, I’ve checked every outbuilding in the area.

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