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Spork is Missing in Fayetteville, NC

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

July 28, 2026

Location Last Seen

Fayetteville, NC 28301

Nearest Landmark

Cumberland rest stop off I95

Name

Spork

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73197586

Species

Cat

Description

White with black markings

Message from Owner

Traveling and stopped at rest stop spork got loose and ran off approximately 3 on 7/28/26. PLEASE keep your eyes open have a sad child. Spork also has microchip 🤞🙏🙏 heartbroken 💔

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Maria L.
1 month ago
Dahlface Marie Barte it happened right at that rest stop in the parking lot…
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Dahlface M.
1 month ago
Maria LaPan, could you please ask your niece if she knows the exact area? I know she isn't from here, but she may have a little more detail since she spent some time looking. Maybe landmarks/places of business.
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Maria L.
1 month ago
Dahlface Marie Barte I don’t but it was at the Cumberland rest stop heading south 😞
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Dahlface M.
1 month ago
Do you know the which mile marker this rest stop was near? Going north or south. Maybe flyers can be printed and placed there.
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Maria L.
1 month ago
Sue Kyle Ty
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Sue K.
1 month ago
Maria LaPan I'm so sorry Maria it's devastating. I did share it and that's the best you can do besides the advice above. You can also contact local animal shelters and rescues in the area in case the kitty is picked up.
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Maria L.
1 month ago
Sue Kyle thank you it happened at a rest stop … my niece and her family that were traveling and spork got out 😭We are not locals …looked for hours. No luck I put in Messages to the local places as well, heartbroken.
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Sue K.
1 month ago
Putting a litter box outside is generally not recommended. While the scent might attract your cat, it is more likely to draw in predators or territorial neighborhood cats that could scare your lost pet away. Instead, try these safer alternatives: • Place familiar scents outside: Put out unwashed bedding or a piece of your worn clothing. • Use strong-smelling food: Set out wet food or sardines in a secure trap or near your door. • Search at night: Use a flashlight to look for eye-shine when things are quiet and they feel safer emerging.
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Zainab U.
1 month ago
Oh no! I’ll keep an eye 👀 out for your pet. In the meantime, check with local shelters in our area and put up posters where your pet was last seen. Don’t forget to file a missing animal report with ( 5,seven,1 )-4,eight,9-7,zero,0,four ) they specialize in finding lost or stolen pets. They found mine in less than two days after I texted them! Give them a try; hopefully, they can help you get yours back. The sooner, the better. By the grace of God, your pet will be found!
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Diane M.
1 month ago
Which rest stop in Cumberland? Looks like maybe 49? Put her litter box out or some of her litter. Go out with a flashlight calling her name and checking bushes, trees, under cars at night and early morning hours. Hang or place some family bedding or clothing out so that the breeze/wind can carry the scent and hopefully lead her back. Check the area, especially all the businesses for crawlspaces, storage buildings, etc in case she’s hiding, sought a cool place, or trapped and cannot get out. Check with Animal Control often in person in case someone turns her in. Take them a pic to post. Post fliers and on Next Door App also. Good luck.
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