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Lucy is Missing in Midland, TX

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Lost Female Cat last seen Delmar and Sentinel, Midland, TX 79703
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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

October 13, 2026

Location Last Seen

Midland, TX 79703

Nearest Landmark

Delmar and Sentinel

Name

Lucy

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73506337

Species

Cat

Description

All black white triangle on chest

Message from Owner

Lost Tuesday 10-13. She is not an outside cat and will likely be attracted to people. Lost in the area of Delmar st and Sentinel close to Walgreens on andrews and midland dr

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Linda H.
6 days ago
Put her food out and her bed
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May M.
1 week ago
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Cristina G.
1 week ago
Sharing 🙏🏼💞🐾🍀🌻. ✨️ STEPS TO DO TO FIND A LOST CAT WITH OR W/O A MICROCHIP ✨️(The following steps with modifications can be applied to lost dog or other pet) 1. Visit in person your local Animal Control and ask to see for yourself all of the cats that have been picked up. Do not call and ask since most of these facilities are VERY BUSY and have different staff members working the phones at different times of the day. When you visit, ask if they have a bulletin board on which to place a lost flyer. Also, Animal Control keeps a log of deceased pets that are picked up. 2. Call your local newspaper and run a lost ad in the lost/found section for a minimum of a week. Keep the ad as short as possible to save $$$. 3. Make a flyer with your kitty's name, photo, and your contact info and distribute the flyers to neighbors in the hundred block on each side of your block as well as your own block. On your flyers for your neighborhood, ask your neighbors to check any sheds that they may have had opened on the date the cat became missing. Do not hang them on light posts because this is not legal and the City enforces it with a hefty monetary fine. Do not put them in the mail boxes as that is against the US Postal regulations. Use rubber bands and attach them to front door knobs. Check with the different copying services to see what they charge per copy if you do not want to use your own printer ink. You don't need a photo for the flyer. If you have one it's helpful and an eye catcher. 4. Check the web sites that show the photos of lost pets. In Midland, Animal Services (Control) keeps an update of animals that have been turned over to the service. DO NOT USE THIS AS THE ONLY WAY TO CHECK. Remember to go to Animal Control in person at least every other day. The Midland Reporter Telegram has a website (www.mywesttexas.com) on which they have a link called “lost pets”. 5. Don't forget to take flyers to each of the veterinary offices and to the local SPCAs/rescue shelters. They very often receive lost pets. 6. If your kitty is an indoor cat and they get out, they will usually hide someplace close to home out of fear. A pre-dawn/post dark walk calling your kitty may bring it out of hiding. Don’t forget about walking your alley and calling the kitty’s name. 7. If your kitty is an outdoor cat, something may have frightened it from its environment and it may be disoriented to the location of its home. A pre-dawn/post dark walk and call may help here too. Again, don’t forget about the alley. 8. Make use of any rescue emails in your area. If you're not aware of one, start one yourself by sending a picture, info, and contact numbers to your local email list asking each of those who receive it to send it on to others in the area. Stay focused on your search and don't give up. 9. There are rescue groups on Facebook. Some of them are Petspotters, MASA, Dust Bowl Animal Rescue, Lone Star Animal Sanctuary to name a few. If you “like” the page you can upload your kitty’s picture, description and, contact information. There’s no charge for this service. I think there is a way to pull up a list of all rescue groups so you can post on their pages. Or ask one group for the names of other groups. 10. If the kitty is an indoor kitty, set its litter box outside so that he/she might be able to smell the familiarity. As always, blessings and God’s speed in your search. (Thank you Roberta S.) 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🌻🪷💞🙏🏼🌈 You can purchase a trap from Tractor Supply or Home Depot or Amazon or see if you can borrow or rent one from a local rescue or TNR group. Put a piece of your clothing with your scent on it inside and some wet food and set the trap and cover it with a towel (they feel more secure hidden) and monitor it.🙏❣️ remember kitties are naturally nocturnal, so they will hide during the day and move at night time looking for a food source or trying to get home. This is when most of us are sleeping.That's why the trap is ideal. Monitor it very frequently and early in the morning. If you catch a critter go ahead and release it and wash the trap and reset. They leave a smell behind which may deter your baby from going in. If you catch another kitty, you can always take it to a local vet or shelter for a free chip check and you might be able to help return someone else's missing baby home.♥️ also get a big sign in the front yard so in case someone does have or sees this baby and does not see this post, they can contact the owner that way. Also get lots of signs posted in the neighborhood. Keep checking on your local county FB group pages. You can search the group by "cat" to see all the cat posts only💗 (Thank you Jamie Lynn) 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🌻🪷💞🙏🏼🌈
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May M.
2 weeks ago
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Linda B.
2 weeks ago
Go walk all night long. Take a flashlight. Seeking heat in this cold weather. Check vehicles because engines can be the only warmth. Just banging on the hood may not scare him out. Ask neighbors to raise the hood and check. Cats don't go far. May only be one or two houses away. Scared and waiting to hear your voice. Walk up to garages and sheds and thick shrubs. Speak with love and call for your cat. Listen closely. If you haven't, share your cat photos and your contact information info with Every neighbor. Set out your personal worn and not washed clothing so your cat can smell where home is. Food water. Pray. Walk. Call. Check. Pray. Don't give up! Stay out all night to find your cat. Have gone through this and it's hard. But God will hear your prayers. Your cat needs you!
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Roberta S.
2 weeks ago
STEPS TO DO TO FIND A LOST CAT WITH OR W/O A MICROCHIP (The following steps with modifications can be applied to lost dog or other pet) 1. Visit in person your local Animal Control and ask to see for yourself all of the cats that have been picked up. Do not call and ask since most of these facilities are VERY BUSY and have different staff members working the phones at different times of the day. When you visit, ask if they have a bulletin board on which to place a lost flyer. Also, Animal Control keeps a log of deceased pets that are picked up. 2. Call your local newspaper and run a lost ad in the lost/found section for a minimum of a week. Keep the ad as short as possible to save $$$. 3. Make a flyer with your kitty's name, photo, and your contact info and distribute the flyers to neighbors in the hundred block on each side of your block as well as your own block. On your flyers for your neighborhood, ask your neighbors to check any sheds that they may have had opened on the date the cat became missing. Do not hang them on light posts because this is not legal and the City enforces it with a hefty monetary fine. Do not put them in the mail boxes as that is against the US Postal regulations. Use rubber bands and attach them to front door knobs. Check with the different copying services to see what they charge per copy if you do not want to use your own printer ink. You don't need a photo for the flyer. If you have one it's helpful and an eye catcher. 4. Check the web sites that show the photos of lost pets. In Midland, Animal Services (Control) keeps an update of animals that have been turned over to the service. DO NOT USE THIS AS THE ONLY WAY TO CHECK. Remember to go to Animal Control in person at least every other day. The Midland Reporter Telegram has a website (www.mywesttexas.com) on which they have a link called “lost pets”. 5. Don't forget to take flyers to each of the veterinary offices and to the local SPCAs/rescue shelters. They very often receive lost pets. 6. If your kitty is an indoor cat and they get out, they will usually hide someplace close to home out of fear. A pre-dawn/post dark walk calling your kitty may bring it out of hiding. Don’t forget about walking your alley and calling the kitty’s name. 7. If your kitty is an outdoor cat, something may have frightened it from its environment and it may be disoriented to the location of its home. A pre-dawn/post dark walk and call may help here too. Again, don’t forget about the alley. 8. Make use of any rescue emails in your area. If you're not aware of one, start one yourself by sending a picture, info, and contact numbers to your local email list asking each of those who receive it to send it on to others in the area. Stay focused on your search and don't give up. 9. There are rescue groups on Facebook. Some of them are Petspotters, MASA, Dust Bowl Animal Rescue, Lone Star Animal Sanctuary to name a few. If you “like” the page you can upload your kitty’s picture, description and, contact information. There’s no charge for this service. I think there is a way to pull up a list of all rescue groups so you can post on their pages. Or ask one group for the names of other groups. 10. If the kitty is an indoor kitty set its litter box outside so that he/she might be able to smell the familiarity. As always blessings and God’s speed in your search.
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