Found/Stray Cat in San Antonio, TX 78209

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Found/Stray Unknown Cat last seen Larchmont Dr & Seidel, San Antonio, TX 78209

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Status

FOUND

Date Found

July 23, 2026

Location Found

San Antonio, TX 78209

Nearest Landmark

Larchmont Dr & Seidel

Sex

Unknown

PawBoost ID

73177465

Species

Cat

Description

Black, white underbelly toward the front and up the neck, meowing a lot, pretty sure it has been around for some time,white lower hind legs, has pink toes on some of front paws.

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This cat has spent some time hunting around my hse and one day it came to the front door and started meowing non stop, we gave it some food but it ate it and still kept meowing, pretty sure it’s male but not completely sure. Pretty small, probably on the younger side but maybe not.

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Sara M.

1 month ago

Please look into TNR. If this boy will be left outside please get him fixed. Help avoid fights and maybe help with the meowing. San Antonio Feral Cat Coalition or even ACS

Jay A.

1 month ago

Cutie

Tammy L.

1 month ago

What to do if you find a Cat 1. Please give the cat some food and water. 2. See if the cat has tags. If so, owner can be traced through rabies or microchip tag. 3. If you can safely transport, please take to your nearest vet, Pet Store or shelter to have checked for a microchip. 4. If no ID on cat, post on nextdoor and the Ring Neighbor app. 5. Post on pawboost. You can download a free flyer here. 6. Make a found report to all local shelters 7. Post on PetFBI site. .org is the ending for that site. 8. Post on FB Lost & Found Groups and your Neighborhood group if there is one. 9. If you cannot hold onto for a day or two while searching for the owner, please arrange for the local shelter to take. The cat will go through a legal stray hold if not claimed. This is a last resort as the cat may belong to a neighbor. Some areas allow cats to roam under the TNR ordinance and some do not. 10. If no owner comes forward and you can keep the cat, even better.

Linda A.

1 month ago

Post on Nextdoor

Amy W.

1 month ago

He’s begging for someone to let him inside and love him. Bless you for trying to find his home.🥹