Saint Paul, MN Lost Female Cat, Ellie Is Missing

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Daphne A.

2 months ago

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Daphne A.

2 months ago

She has a beauty mark on her face.

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Rochelle M.

2 months ago

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Rochelle M.

2 months ago

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Nichole H.

2 months ago

Could this be the cat? It’s posted right above this https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CobhF9whR/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Lizzie B.

2 months ago

No matter how long your kitty has been gone, stay vigilant with all lost cat protocols and advice - kitty may have been taken in by a well meaning person and could be very near - keep posters and flyers fresh and communications current with local animal control, vets, and rescues for new leads - keep the faith 💪🏼 Use whatever is applicable in the following for your situation: Extra strength prayers your kitty is safe nearby (cats usually stay in the vicinity) and home very very soon - put their food and warm shelter outside your door in a protected area and/or in your garage - diligently canvas the area and local businesses with large colorful posters and flyers - contact local animal control, vets, and rescues for any possible leads - cross post on neighborhood/community FB pages for further reach - cats are superior survivalists - stay vigilant in searching and don’t lose hope 🙏🏻❤️💪🏼 P.s. Beware of scammers saying they have found your kitty and to message them your contact information. And also how an Instagram/FB site helped them find their pet - don't click on site. All BS scammers. 🙏❤️💪🏼

Lynn J.

2 months ago

I see you have posted on PawBoost Alert. Is this Stillwater Avenue that crosses McKnight Road and Century? You could also post on MN Lost Dogs and Cats. Also, your local neighborhood NextDoor page. Maybe check with nearby local businesses and neighbors’ security cameras to see if they caught movement and direction of travel. Ask local patrol police to keep a lookout, as well as your postal carrier. Check deep window wells, under decks and heavy shrubs, and open and closed garage and shed doors. Leave a trail of scented smelly food (tuna, sardines, chicken, hot dogs, hamburgers) to draw attention to home. Leave blankets or clothes with yours and its scent by doors. Use a flashlight at dark to catch its eyes while calling its name and gently shake a bag of treats. My very best to you in hopes for a quick and happy reunion.

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