Sioux Falls, SD Lost Female Cat, Luna Is Missing

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Nola K.

3 weeks ago

This cat was posted on Ring Just saw this on Neighbors: https://neighbors.ring.com/n/O5qDQX4u3O

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DeeAnn L.

3 weeks ago

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Nola K.

3 weeks ago

Make a lost report here: https://24petconnect. com/ Remove the space between the . and com The Humane Society uses this site. ‼IMPORTANT‼ CHECK THE STRAY HOLD BUILDING IN PERSON! Be sure to visit the Stray Hold building next to the Humane Society to check if your pet is there. Even if they are chipped! Also, please DON'T rely on them telling you over the phone. There's several animals to keep track of. It's important and your responsibility to go in person and check if your pet is there.

Nola K.

3 weeks ago

Post here too Join Nextdoor, the neighborhood hub, and start connecting with your neighbors. nextdoor. com/!HKWBAT Remove the space between the . and com

Nola K.

3 weeks ago

TIPS.... ✳✳ First things to do!....Get strong scented soft food out. Canned tuna which works best! Also put out his/her USED litter box ASAP! The scent will draw him/her back. ✳✳✳ Put some strong smelling food out to draw him/her back.(soft cat food or tuna... tuna is generally stronger in scent) Cats have a great sense of smell. Also put out his/her USED litter box and something that has his/her and your scent on. (blankets/cat bed) Keep some items in your garage with the door open a crack or on your porch so they have a protected area when they find their way back. Look at night by calling their name and shine a flashlight in / under trees and decks etc to look for their reflective eyes. Check the Humane Society/ Animal Control office in person and leave them a pic and details in case he/she is brought in. It's important to file a lost pet report with them and continue to check the local stray hold building in person. Talk to your neighbors. Have them check around their homes and especially in their garages and sheds. It's common for cats to sneak in unknowingly and hide. Also post fliers at your local vet clinics and around your neighborhood. I hope your kitty finds his/her way back home! Odds are he/she's close by and hiding.

Nola K.

3 weeks ago

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