Reunited Female Cat in Seven Hills, OH 44131 (ID: 72917785)

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LaLilly R.

2 weeks ago

So happy for you and Ella !

Carole J.

2 weeks ago

Awesome news ❤️ Please consider microchip if not already done So so happy for you and your baby ❤️

Carole P.

2 weeks ago

So happy

Cindy C.

2 weeks ago

WONDERFUL NEWS!!💜

Sonja S.

2 weeks ago

Great news 🙏🐾

Kim K.

2 weeks ago

Bump

Suzie W.

2 weeks ago

Anne Juratovac This has worked for me but I found them in a minute, getting them out was the hard part, 8- 9 hrs in 10’ mid winter blizzards. Turned the inside light on as soon as it got dark and called him from inside and owners theirs but they knew we saw them and also could see their doors. But who goes back into their house when their animal is hiding under it? Nobody that loves their animal even one bit.

Suzie W.

2 weeks ago

Kelly Crown DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS! Luring cats rarely work. Maybe for an indoor/outdoor but not an indoor, he hears you calling him if u are, you have to get him out. Simply LOOK UNDER HOUSE AND OPENINGS.

Suzie W.

2 weeks ago

Melanie Sahl Gaiser If he’s indoor only he’s most likely still hiding under your house, Nbors or closest opening he saw the sec he hit the door, very unlikely anyone would see him, indoor usually die under their house/where they hid when they got out, organs start shutting down in 72 please get him out now! Use a real flashlight and look against edges and corners good, he’s petrified and not going to be just sitting there, he’ll be flat/small as he can. And don’t think an opening is to small, if you don’t find him in 5 mins you prob overlooked him.

Rae M.

2 weeks ago

Bump