Lee County, FL Lost Female Cat, Mulan Is Missing

Casey E.

1 month ago

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Sharon A.

1 month ago

Check LCDAS everyday. Put up very large neon corrugated signs. Alert neighbors, knock on doors asking to check cameras and leave your contact information. Post and check on craigslist, nextdoor app, neighbors ring app, and all possible Facebook sites. Ask neighbors to check security cameras for any sightings. If chipped report lost to chip company. Go outside at night with a flashlight to look for your cats eyes in bushes, under cars, in culverts and up trees. Do not put out litterbox box or food, it will draw unwanted wildlife and other animals. If you want to put something out, use something with your scent. Cats may sometimes hitch rides so if you see one that resembles yours but not in your vicinity, check it out.

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Deborah R.

1 month ago

Put the litter box outside. (Some don’t agree with this but it’s worked for me). Along with kittys blanket toys something of yours unwashed so kitty can pick up the scent. Tap cans and shake treats when calling. Call for kitty early morning and evening when not so busy out. Check trees bushes woods waterways and culverts. Culverts are great hiding places. Put big currogated signs up everywhere 12x18 with description and phone number. Check with all your neighbors. Post on Nextdoor and ring and pawboost. Try smelly food. Cats generally stay close to home along perimeters and can smell up to a mile away. You can also put a chair outside with a blanket with scent (like a tent) to give safe haven in case you aren’t around or don’t see her come back Lost cat info (I saved and copy this due to the amount of lost cats)