Reunited Male Cat in Carrum, VIC 3197 (ID: 73525114)

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Janine T.

3 days ago

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Harry G.

3 days ago

Please check the street drainage pits also. Could have crawled through to escape something and now can't get out. Also could be injured and seeking shelter under some bushes in a neighbouring front yard.

Harry G.

3 days ago

Have shared with hope

Greta M.

3 days ago

Have shared 🙏❤️

Sammy G.

4 days ago

Elaine Andrews yes he has ❤️

Elaine A.

4 days ago

Sammy Gram I’m sure I saw on another post Jimmy had returned 🤔

Julie M.

4 days ago

Bump

Jenny W.

4 days ago

https://www.scaredycats.com.au/find-lost-cat/ has lots of helpful advice about searching for a missing cat, and this info helped me find a missing cat recently.

Russel M.

4 days ago

Prayers to St Francis of Assisi and St Anthony & St Gertrude of Nivelles for a safe and speedy return.

Suze C.

5 days ago

Time is of the essence to going out and looking for your missing fur baby. Night walks, every night for about 30 minutes are super essential to tracking your missing cat. It's a dangerous world out there for roaming fur babies, sadly and you don't want them getting into the wrong human hands!!! When you do your night walks after 10.30pm when the world is quieter, take a flash light and the dry food container and shake it or tap it as you go. (And you could also try taking some hot roast chicken with you as an alternative). And look in all hiding places close by to where your cat escaped from. Under buildings, shrubs, parked vehicles, on roofs, (or in attics) up trees, absolutely everywhere and most especially in the storm water drains in your's and nearby streets. Call down these drains (A favourite place for scared cats to hunker down) and the Flashlight will show up the eyes. Do not go once, go every night calling (try not to sound distressed) and repeat, repeat, repeat, & just the repetition of doing that can help a cat find their way back to you. Print fliers and door knock neighbours far & wide. Ask if you can search their gardens and any outdoor buildings, always calling as you search, (you might just get a reply) and ask them to check any attics in their houses, leave a flier with them. Always check in with the Pounds and any RSPCA and Vets etc. Leave them a flier too. And if there's a sighting you can always hire or borrow a humane cat trap and set it with hot roast chicken. Good luck in finding your beautiful fur baby. 🙏

Reunited Cat in Carrum, VIC 3197

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