Reunited Male Cat in San Francisco, CA 94109 (ID: 73614479)

Comments on this Facebook alert

HappyCatLady .

2 days ago

YAYYYYYYYY!!!! Best news!!! So happy your furrr baby is home!!! ❤️ Now that your sweet kitty is back home, please get a GOOD breakaway collar and airtag or tile sticker or GPS tracker on kitty.❤️❤️ *** 🐱 Air tag: https://a.co/d/0aAfIUt8 *** 🐱 Airtag Holder: https://a.co/cteUFcy (smooth on the collar) *** 🐱TILE STICKER: https://a.co/d/4wQnpPe (FOR NON IPHONE USERS) *** 🐱Tile holder: https://a.co/d/dJKYZT6 .*** 🐱TRACTIVE GPS TRACKER (Indoor/Outdoor cats) comes with a HOLDER that slips onto any collar: https://tractive.com/en/pd/gps-tracker-cat?edition=without-collar&shopCountry=US&gclid=Cj0KCQjwz7uRBhDRARIsAFqjulm_Ez8TliOEE7IQq69akJJrXA4buD00ZvBntMJLdVdq9FvUi7VuwKAaAjxgEALw_wcB *** 🐱BREAKAWAY COLLARS that work for KITTENS and ADULT CATS - stay on well and most inexpensive - REMOVE the dangly bell AND charm - very annoying for a cat: https://a.co/d/0aABVUfY ⭐️CAT ID TAG ⭐️ Customize with your cat’s Name + phone number or “LOST” and phone number. → https://a.co/d/07zRc3ey (SIZE SMALL)

📷 View photo on Facebook

HappyCatLady .

4 days ago

If indoor OUTDOOR: ❤️ 🙏 I'm so sorry you haven't found your kitty yet. Call for kitty early morning and at NIGHT as you SLOWLY walk around. REPEAT LATE NIGHT…some cats that get stuck /trapped won’t meow initially but do as more time passes and they are stuck in a shed for example..During the day knock on doors ask neighbors to PARTIALLY open garages and sheds and storages and crawlspace - any place kitty could have gotten stuck - leave partially open for 2 hours allowing kitty time to escape..if a neighbor is not home, then tape a flyer to the front door using painter's tape (won't harm the door) Keep track on a printed google map so you don't miss anyone..don't give up ❤️ Don't wait for anyone online - we live all over and your kitty is near YOU and your actual neighbors who are not seeing these posts ❤️ —------------ 💕 As you may know, cats don't leave their territory. Many cats get stuck/trapped at nearby neighbors as folks open and close basements/sheds/crawl spaces/ not knowing a curious kitty snuck inside ...and folks close door and windows when they leave town on vacation - same thing. You must focus completely on in-person searching , continue to CALL for kitty LATE night and walk around as you calmly call for kitty — SET YOUR ALARM fo 12am and 3AM - yes the later the better when it’s quiet outside and if your cat is stuck they might meow back…during the day talk to neighbors flyering every single residence (tape the flyer directly onto the front door top and bottom so it stays - use painter's tape won't harm the door) Mark on a printed GOOGLE. MAP of your block and surrounding blocks as you go door to door to talk to every neighbor possible, asking them to open up their sheds /storage unit/s, crawl space, garage doors for a few hours and then close them again - allowing a cat enough time to get out (they usually do not run out right away) . REPLACE worn out flyers on every lamppost - ((((place flyers inside "clear binder sheet protectors" with the opening facing downward - tape around the sleeve opening so they last even through rain))) people have short memories you must replace the flyers AND post them to every front door if no one answers the door. AT night you will call for your baby when it's dark and quiet - walk around slowly calling in your normal calm voice and listen for meows coming from a neighbor's garage or backyard . THough many will NOT meow if stuck or injured, some WILL ! Your cat also could have hurt a back leg for example and can't jump a fence to get back home. Another reason to talk to your actual neighbors and gain permission to check ALONE under their back decks or under stair cases and crawl spaces and sheds USING A FLASHLIGHT even during the day - to catch the reflection of kitty's eyes. I can't tell you how many stories about lost cats both indoor only and indoor/outdoor cats that are found using flashlights in dark places catching the cat's eye GLOW. I also always recommend to aim a motion activated camera at kitty's escape or EXIT point - where you leave wet food before each sunset IN CASE kitty got spooked and is hiding from ALL humans and looking for food at night. Water bowl 15-20 feet away in the shade (not near the food). The most important thing is to keep taking action in person and not give up! no matter what anyone says. ❤️ damia

📷 View photo on Facebook

HappyCatLady .

5 days ago

🐯 RIGHT NOW - It's still EARY and QUIET. Go out the 'escape' door and CALL For kitty in a calm NORMAL voice (no stress in your voice) Try calling sweetly and calmly over and over near the escape point. **** REPEAT TONIGHT 🐯Be patient..it can take some time find a scared lost cat. Even confident cats - IF SPOOKED by something - will go into survival mode of hiding from ALL humans. You must continue taking action in person. 🐯Get a camera aimed at wet food before sunset tonight (and ongoing) near the escape point ...Once spotted on camera going to the food, THEN you can plan to trap your baby ... if kitty is not returning for the food then kitty could be hiding or stuck at a neighbors - FLYER DOOR TO DOOR and talk to your neighbors ASAP🙏💜🙏💜 Mini Blink camera : https://a.co/d/00x4Gs9H Blink wireless: https://a.co/d/6LnRHNM —-- 💖🙏Dear guardian, please do not depend on ONLINE as the main way of finding kitty -- you want to cover all possibilities. In person searching and flyering and talking to neighbors and aiming camera at wet food by escape point consistently - is KEY💖🙏 💖🙏Your KITTY will remain VERY NEAR 💖🙏 Just because you don’t see or hear kitty does NOT mean kitty is not VERY near…I am emphasizing this so you don't go searching 10 blocks away or get mislead by any false sightings - without a photo to prove it’s your kitty. 🐯Continue calling kitty CALMLY in your NORMAL voice early mornings and at night. Call as you walk around your street ...listen closely for meows in garages (if kitty got out from the front).Calmly call for kitty as you walk back the entire time - you don’t want kitty to follow your voice AWAY from home. 🐯 Cats can sense stress in your voice and will hide if they sense it. Some scared cats will continue to hide and come forward when no one is around - to get to the WET food you you put bowls by kitty’s escape point. If kitty got out from the back then leave food and water by escape door left open 4” and talk to your neighbors to gain access to their yards. If kitty got out from front street and you have a garage, leave garage door open 4" with food and water just inside and kitty’s bedding way deep inside the garage - FAR AWAY FROM the food (food = predators, bedding = safety) AIM a WIFI camera at the food to receive movement notifications in case kitty comes to the food LATE NIGHT but then leaves again...then you WILL HAVE TO USE A HUMANE TRAP to trap kitty...rent or borrow a trap and watch youtube videos on how to successfully trap your cat🙏 🐯 INDOOR cats will remain VERY NEAR TO escape point in a hiding spot in SILENCE and may come forward during the day though most come forward after dark until morning(when it’s quiet). MOST indoor cats are found within 1-5 houses away! - many times kitty is hiding within the property, under the porch, in storage area. Scared cats are the stealthiest of hiders...this Is how they survive - Be patient and continue taking action. 🐯🐯Lost cat 'Tazzy' was found under the guardian's own house after 3 weeks! He has fully recovered at home thank goodness - he was hiding in silence but they spotted the reflection of his eyes using a flashlight at night! 🐯 INDOOR + INDOOR/OUTDOOR cats are typically found (hiding or stuck) within a block - depending on their ‘territory’. Lost cat 'HUGO" was found 2 backyards away disoriented after 7 nights ...his guardian Ann was losing hope calling for him late night and early morning and on night 7 at 11pm he meowed back!! This is why it's important to be consistent in searching and calling for Kitty in all the different ways ...in person...Flyering...checking Ring cameras...placing a camera in front of food and water you in case kitty is stuck and gets released on his own (example shed or garage door is opened releasing kitty)) Every cat is different. Be patience + determined 🐯And UNLESS your kitty is SUPER FRIENDLY to TOTAL strangers, the likelihood of kitty getting picked up and brought to animal care & control is just not reality ..at least not for a long while (though check online daily and in person once a week to cover all possibilities..shy or skittish cats often have to be humanely trapped. Happy to talk to you about that. 💥FLYERS WORK!!💥 Print 150+ ASAP 🐯PRINT OUT A GOOGLE MAP OF YOUR BLOCK with the address #s showing and take notes as you go DOOR TO DOOR telling your neighbors about your missing kitty. Take notes which residences you speak to and those NOT home so you can try back later. Return to those addresses if no one is home. The neighbors that aren’t home now COULD have a laundry room or storage that they closed just before leaving town - and your kitty got closed inside! 🐯POST UP FLYERS on both sides of LAMP POSTS - all around your block and and across the street to start . Place FLYERS inside a ‘CLEAR SHEET PROTECTOR’ with the opening facing down - so the flyers don’t get ruined by weather. Buy ALOT of packing tape, blue painter’s tape and bright color DUCT tape in case the packing tape doesn’t stick (wet poles) If the lampposts on your block are wood ( not metal), then use a STAPLE GUN. 🐯 PRINT MINIFLYER (or use full page flyers) to go door to door and knock on doors - if no answer then TAPE the flyer directly onto the front door (Using painter's tape - won't harm) or if no access after ringing doors then tape directly on the side of mailbox so it can't be missed. Keep track each residence you talk to and those not home so you can try to talk to them later - your cat could be in their crawl space not meowing so this is why I try to talk to everyone within 1-2 blocks working outward 🐯 ASK NEIGHBORS to check RING CAMERA and add a missing cat alert! TALKING to neighbors will get them to check garages, sheds, crawl spaces anywhere kitty could be hiding or stuck . Tell them kitty is in survival mode and if they spot kitty - TAKE A PHOTO and CALL and not approach kitty. For those not home, use that blue painters tape to adhere a FLYER ( top and bottom) directly on their front door (won't damage) or folded and taped next to their mail boxes. 🐯PRINT FLYERS at a FEDEX print stores (submit the order online for pick up or just go there) You can buy those “clear sheet protectors”, painters tape (for taping to front doors) and clear packing tape and Duct too! 🐯Sometimes you must check the same location more than ONCE!...SEE example from guardian who checked 3 times, same yard and finally found her kitty! ...https://drive.google.com/file/d/10I_aHnjJ9rX6rYbGi6v7AWUTJVqggIxD/view?usp=sharing 🐯APARTMENT BUILDINGS: KNOCK + Ring on bells and talk to folks and/or at least get inside so you can leave a flyer in front of each door or tape a FLYER to every front door (use painter’s tape) If you cannot get inside a building then tape 1 flyer per mailbox directly onto the top and bottom of EACH mail box to ensure everyone is informed! 🐯Cover all possibilities. Spreading the word IN PERSON Ask neighbors in person and on flyers to take a photo if they think they see your kitty instead of approaching Talking to neighbors dramatically increases the chances of your cat being spotted or discovered stuck. 🐯MAILBOXES EXAMPLE _ FLYERING https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pQTHFCYD-D1Txo0u8cCbqjxYN4s8eOaL/view?usp=sharing 🐯DON’T GIVE UP! Every day I get texts from cat guardians who found their cat stuck in a shed, under a neighbor’s garage, on a roof, inside a storage space etc…or that a neighbor heard a meow in their yard AT NIGHT. Every cat reacts differently. Getting the eyes of your neighbors is KEY. 🐯 Make sure kitty's microchip is current. 💖🙏 damia GRAPHIC - Flyering Door to door: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_6QyxSovMhvt9DizYVi4TJdFZ5wKJUpe/view?usp=sharing

📷 View photo on Facebook

April S.

5 days ago

📷 View photo on Facebook

LunaMoon G.

5 days ago

If you can,you may want to try this ❗ Around sunset, Put a dish,not a can of fishy wet food,or tuna outside near the escape area,put a minicamera pointing at the food dish,so you can observe from your device(s) what animals go up to the food dish, if you see your cat, later,or the next night, set up a humane (Havahart type ) trap nearby,put the food dish inside, and attach the minicamera to the ceiling,inside the trap, pointing down, at an angle,so you can see from your device what animals go inside the trap,put some wet food outside the trap, put a towel over the trap, covering the trap, not the entrance,if possible,use one of your towels,or your cat's unwashed towels.,or throws. You can rent,or borrow a humane trap from SFACC,SPCA,from someone who does TNR and rescue, call a veterinary clinic, from a hardware store, from a Home Depot,a Harbor Freight. Recommended Camera Models (All with Night Vision) 1. Blink Outdoor 4 (Best Overall Wire-Free Option) • Power Type: 100% Wire-Free (Runs completely on 2 AA lithium batteries). • Night Vision: High-definition Infrared (IR) night vision for clear grayscale footage in total darkness. • Trap Deployment: Extremely easy to position inside a larger humane box trap or strap to a nearby tree facing the entrance because there are no cords to manage. • Important Requirement: Must stay within wireless range of its included Sync Module plugged inside your house. 2. Wyze Cam v4 (Best Value If Near a Power Source) • Power Type: Wired (Requires a continuous power cord / USB connection). • Night Vision: Advanced Color Night Vision that reveals full-color details in low-light settings, alongside traditional black-and-white IR mode for pitch blackness. • Trap Deployment: A tiny cube with an IP65 weatherproof rating and a strong magnetic base that can snap onto a metal plate attached to your trap. • Important Requirement: Has no internal battery. It must be plugged into an outdoor outlet or a portable power bank via USB. 3. TP-Link Tapo C113 / 2K (Best for Offline Local Recording) • Power Type: Wired (Requires a continuous power cord / DC adapter). • Night Vision: Crisp 850 nm Infrared night vision providing clear images up to 30 feet away in the dark. • Trap Deployment: Compact mini bullet style that can be easily wire-tied or zipped to the interior frame of a humane trap. • Important Requirement: Has no internal battery. It supports local MicroSD card storage, allowing video to record directly to the device without requiring a monthly cloud subscription. How to Fasten and Position the Camera • Zip Ties / Cable Ties: Run heavy-duty zip ties through the camera's mounting bracket or base, weaving them tightly through the wire mesh at the top ceiling of the humane trap. • Heavy-Duty Magnets: Secure a small metal plate to the top exterior of your trap mesh. This allows cameras with built-in magnetic bases (like Wyze) to snap firmly into place from the inside. • Camera Angle: Point the lens downward and slightly angled toward the bait. This ensures you observe both the food and the animal's face, helping you safely identify if you have caught the target animal, a raccoon, or a neighborhood pet. Essential Deployment Checklist • Enable Night Vision Mode: Ensure the camera's setting is set to 'Auto' or forced 'On' for Night Vision/IR mode before leaving the trap, as target animals are highly nocturnal. • Verify Wi-Fi Signal: For live streaming, test your Wi-Fi connection directly next to the trap setup outside to guarantee the live feed loads cleanly without delay. You can get these minicameras on Amazon or Walmart

LunaMoon G.

5 days ago

❗Search your property thoroughly, look in crawl spaces, in, under, behind your shed, under the porch, under the house, under the deck. Post on Nextdoor in Cat Owner's group, and in Lost and Found Pets group, post on Neighbors app, they're both good resources to notify the community you don't need a Ring camera to post on Neighbors. Petcolovelost 24Petconnect are good sources to search and post on, too, they also offer free flyers for download. Many animal shelters and animal control services post their animals on Pawboost Petcolovelost and 24PETCONNECT, but don't rely on online, go into the shelter to look through the cages, bring proof of ownership; Pictures, most recent vet bills

LunaMoon G.

5 days ago

PawBoost, Petcolovelost 24Petconnect offer free flyers for download and are good sources to post on and to look through the Found Pets in your area

LunaMoon G.

5 days ago

❗ Put up flyers in the neighborhood where the cat is lost. Pawboost Petcolovelost 24Petconnect offer free flyers for download. PawBoost offers a free printable and downloadable flyer when you post a lost or found pet.How to Get It: Fill out the pet report form on the PawBoost Website or via their mobile app.Complete your pet's details, upload a photo, and submit the listing.Once the report is created, a custom flyer with your pet's info and a QR code is automatically generated for you.You can download or print the flyer directly from your dashboard or confirmation page. The flyer link is provided digitally on your screen and in the confirmation/status emails sent by PawBoost after you submit your pet report, allowing you to access and download it anytime. 🛠️ FREE FLYER TOOL: Don't stress over complicated design apps. Go to PawBoost, Petco Love Lost, or 24Petconnect—they have free, automatic flyer makers where you just type in your info and it instantly builds a printable flyer for you! [1] (https://petcolove.org/lost/articles/how-to-help-lost-and-found-pets-near-me/), [2] (https://www.pawboost.com/tools/free-lost-pet-flyer-maker), [3] (https://24petconnect.com/ex/flyerfaq)

LunaMoon G.

5 days ago

❗ Please do this daily in the neighborhood where the cat is lost 🚨Cats, especially indoor cats, indoor/outdoor cats don't go far from their home please do this during the daytime. Ask neighbors to check their garages sheds and basements, sometimes they get trapped in them . Get their permission to look in their yards, with a flashlight, look under their porches and decks, under and behind their sheds,look in, under, behind wood stacks,in crawl spaces,on fences,on the bottom, at their base, in bushes,up trees, up poles , on rooftops,use a flashlight to look in these dark and tucked away spaces, even in the day, look for the eye shine,or reflective glow of the cat's eyes, use cat treats or a toy to lure it out, talk gently to the cat. Ask neighbors and nearby businesses to look on their surveillance, security, and doorbell camera's video for your cat, give them a flyer.

LunaMoon G.

5 days ago

🚨 Please follow these instructions,do the nighttime searches every night EDo nighttime searches for your cat, with a flashlight and a bag of cat treats,walk the neighborhood where the cat is lost , with the light,look under vehicles,in their wheel wells, under porches and decks,in bushes,up trees,up poles, on fences,at their base on the ground,in between and behind buildings, near garbage bins,shine light on rooftops,on windowsills, on upper level decks,on fire escapes, use the light to expose the eye shine, or reflective glow of the cat's eyes , Calmly call the cat's name,then shake the treat bag, please repeat these actions throughout the block then neighborhood where the cat is lost every night after sunset then again late night to right before dawn 11 pm-4 am Search your property ; look in crawl spaces,in your shed, under,behind wood stacks, under the deck, under the house, under the porch.Post on Nextdoor in Lost and Found Pets group and post on Neighbors app,you don't need a Ring camera to post on Neighbors app .File a Lost report with the local animal shelter,or animal control services, and check the shelter a couple of times a week, bring proof of ownership; Pictures, Vet bills, vaccine records,etc.Ask the neighbors to check their garages, sheds, and basements, sometimes they get trapped in them . Get their permission to look under their porches and decks,in yards ,look under decks under and behind their sheds and houses,use a flashlight to search these places, and use the light to expose the eye shine or reflective glow of the cat's eyes.Ask neighbors to look on their surveillance, security,and doorbell camera's video for your cat.Give flyers to neighbors, postal workers/mail carriers, delivery people,dog walkers, joggers, and daily walkers.

Reunited Cat in San Francisco, CA 94109

Comments on this Facebook alert

RESCUE

SQUAD