Fort Meade, MD Lost Female Cat, Piggy Is Missing

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Debbie F.

2 months ago

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PattiCarol F.

2 months ago

If you have a shed or garage or enclosed porch, prop open the door overnight and put unwashed laundry inside. He may go in overnight. Don't put food in there because it may attract other critters. Leave a window or door open to your home after dark. He may come in. Please borrow a trap from your local shelter and set it up ASAP. Sending prayers.🙏

Joseph G.

2 months ago

Sending prayers, shared

Dottie H.

2 months ago

Report your cat missing to your microchip company if chipped. Google petcolove.org They are linked to the shelters. File a lost animal report by phone or online. If you are in the county call BCAS @ 410-887-7297, if in the city contact BARCS @ 410-396-4695 or SPCA @ 410-235-8826. BCAS in the Cnty. prefers you fill out the lost pet form online ilostmypet@baltimorecountymd.gov. If in Harford Cnty. call Humane Society of Harford County 410-836-1090, email Harfordshelter.org, address is 2208 Connolly Rd, Fallston, 21047. Report your lost pet to BARCS by filling out our online lost pet form. If you see your pet's photo on BARCS' website, please contact them immediately at resource@barcs.org. There address is 2490 Giles Rd, Baltimore, MD 21225. If found in PA contact the Pennsylvania SPCA @ 717-917-6979. Many animals have similar descriptions, so please include a photo of your missing pet when sending the form. Check the shelter sites online daily to see if his/her picture is on there. Also go in person to the shelters! It's important to visit the shelters quickly and often. Check on Craigslist. Put up flyers, not everyone is on social media. Be sure to look everywhere in your house in case he/she's hiding or stuck somewhere. Ask neighbors to check their cameras for sightings. Put something with your scent and his/her scent outside and a little feeding station with smelly foods. Also go out at night with a flashlight and treats. Look everywhere he/she could be hiding and look for her little eyes. He/she could be scared and hiding. They usually stay within a five to seven house radius and return between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. Contact a tracker or a drone service. Bob Swensen at Lost Animal Resource Group- LARG, Precision Drone Services, Deer Recovery and Lost Pet Search and Rescue. Prayers for a safe return.🙏🤞🙏🤞