Buffalo, NY Lost Male Cat, Seamus Is Missing

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Tami H.

2 months ago

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Jim W.

2 months ago

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Margie C.

2 months ago

Humane Trap ASAP

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Irene W.

2 months ago

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Beverly H.

2 months ago

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Marie E.

2 months ago

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Celia C.

2 months ago

TIPS IN FINDING LOST CATS How to find a lost cat in WNY? To find a lost cat in Western New York (WNY), consider the following steps: 1. Search the immediate area: Call out your cat's name and check nearby hiding spots like bushes, sheds, and garages. 2. Post flyers: Create flyers with your cat's photo, description, and your contact information. Distribute them in your neighborhood, local pet stores, veterinary clinics, and other public areas. 3. Check online platforms: Look for lost pet listings on websites like Lost My Kitty, PetFinder, or Nextdoor. Post about your lost cat on social media groups, such as the "Lost and Found Cats from WNY" Facebook group mentioned in the post you're referring to. 4. Contact local shelters: Reach out to animal shelters and animal control services in WNY, providing them with a description of your cat and your contact information. 5. Check local online classifieds: Websites like Craigslist or local online lost and found groups may have posts about found cats. Act quickly, as the chances of being reunited with your cat are higher in the first few days.

Nancy S.

2 months ago

Shared with prayers to various groups for a speedy and safe return home for little Seamus.💙🙏💙🏡💙

Courtney K.

2 months ago

Jessica Gangloff I'm doing that rn

Jessica G.

2 months ago

Courtney King Please put smaller handout flyers (print 4/pg) in churches, schools, stores, restaurants, any place crowds go and can pick one up. Keep them simple - not over crowded with information. Also hang full size flyers in the neighborhood and stick in every neighbors mailbox. Give a few to each person you see that has a job that moves - mail, ups, fedx, landscapers, road crews, plows, etc, restaurants that deliver, floral, I also ask local pizza places if you can stick one to each box so they go out with the delivery. Flyers on poles etc where people see when they drive - make as simple and large as possible to read while driving and putting in plastic page holder upside down and sealed will help protect against weather. Also give flyers to all the local veterinarians in the area. Ask if local TV and radio stations will do a short announcement and post on their pages. Also post on the RING app and next door app for people who don’t have social media.

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