Reunited Male Cat in South San Francisco, CA 94080 (ID: 73564286)

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Liz Z.

1 day ago

🐾 Daji Is Finally Home! Please Beware of AI-Powered Pet Scams! Yesterday, I posted on multiple websites and Facebook groups looking for Daji. Thankfully, he was reunited with his dad this morning!❤️ However, during our search, we encountered something truly disturbing — a scammer using AI-generated photos and videos to pretend they had found Daji. The scammer claimed to have found him near where he went missing and asked us to come pick him up. But when we arrived, they suddenly demanded **$200 before showing up.** The photo they sent was shockingly realistic. Daji's face, fur patterns, and even his posture looked almost identical to the real Daji. It was incredibly difficult to tell it was fake. Luckily, we stayed cautious and insisted on FaceTime. The scammer repeatedly refused and made excuses. After we pushed harder, they finally sent a short, obviously AI-generated video that didn't match Daji. ⚠️ To everyone searching for a missing pet: PLEASE BE CAREFUL! I never imagined people could be this cruel, taking advantage of pet owners during such an emotional and desperate time. AI has become frighteningly realistic, and scammers are using it to exploit our love for our pets. Always ask for live video proof, and NEVER send money without verifying!

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Paul M.

1 day ago

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Paul M.

1 day ago

Google: How to find a lost cat Lost cat behavior How to lure and capture a lost cat ( Lots if helpful advice and information there)

Carrie B.

2 days ago

Immediately (NOW)walk area shake treat bag or Bang on cat food can calling for your cat multiple times during the day-and-night especially when it's quiet out. Look under all bushes and in between houses. Ask your neighbors to check cameras garage, shed backyard. Post on nextdoor, get family & friends to search every day. Search at midnight-5am too call for ur kitten, listen for her meow

Merida P.

2 days ago

Hope.

HappyCatLady .

2 days ago

EXAMPLES OF REUNITED "displaced" CATS THAT WERE LOST AT A PARK, ESCAPED AT THE VET…. —------ —------ 💖🐱When Tommy cat was lost in a park - I had the guardian call for kitty early morning and after dark - he placed a battery operated camera aimed at wet food bowl (water moat bowl to prevent ants) and on night 5 of going there and calling for him and puting out fresh wet food - his cat was seen eating the food ON HIS CAMERA - the next night he set a trap and waited in his parked car where he could watch the trap door to make sure ONLY his cat came. He trapped his cat 5 hours later - covered the trap right away with a sheet to calm down his cat and put the trap and kity in the car… 💖🐱 LOST CAT BUSTER REMAINED WHERE HE WAS LOST (behind a vet clinic) FOR 4 WEEKS! 💖🐱Lost cat ‘Buster's’ carrier case broke outside a vet clinic and he ran across the freeway and back then darted off beyond the vet clinic toward houses up the block...I made flyers the the guardian and told her to follow my guidance but she didn't she flyered blocks away , even going door to door ...she never went out from 10pm-6am to call for him; relying on folks who weren't near the clinic. After 3 weeks she called me desperate and I told her to go that night at 10pm back to the vet clinic and call for Buster...she called me at 1030pm and screamed Buster meowed back!! he was hiding behind a fence of a closed construction shop just behind the vet clinic. He had remained in the exact location (behind the clinic) for 3 weeks! She had to gain his trust for the next week returning at the same time each night and finally he came out all the way and she was able to pick him up and put him I her care and get him home! We were going to trap him once she got him used to coming out for food (he was in survival mode and was acting skittish toward her but still meowed when she called) The moral of the story (and many similar) is cats that are indoor and get outside hunker down VERY NEAR (usually within 1-3 yards) and cats that find themselves in a new location (recent move or busted carrier outside a vet clinic) will also hunker down very near...so please read my long post and follow the guidance ...dont get discouraged or lose hope. You're sweet baby is near and needs your help...spread the word in person and flyering for neighbors to take a photo if they think they spot him...sometimes you have to trap your own cat who is in survival mode..sometimes you can just pick up your baby...also kitty could be stuck in garage next door or shed...you dont know so you must cover all possibilities and take action in many forms to make sure you are doing everything possible. Be determined, stay organized , consistent and do not give up! All cats are different some meow back some hide and show up on camera 💖🐱LULU LOST FOR 2 months on busy streets while guardian in hospital…he found her! Lost cat Lulu escaped the car after her guardian Hadi got into a car accident and was hospitalized - he was in the hospital for 2 MONTHS. After he got out he found me - I told him to flyer during the day - post flyers on both side of every lamppost within a 4 block radius to start - and go door to door to tape a flyer to every front door using painter's tape. I told him to return AT NIGHT and calmly call for him EXACTLY where he had gotten into the car accident then to walk around slowly calling for his cat and to leave food and water with a camera aimed - BUT he never even got to that! He called LULU at midnight and she came running down the street - a busy intersection - right into his arms - it was a miracle - 2 MONTHS and she was still THERE doing her best to survive. You must cover all possibilties because your cat will HIDE FROM EVERYONE no matter how friendly and confident he is at HOME - now everything is different being displaced in a new location. **When Bobby got out of the car on the way to the cat sitters - the guardian went back every night for a week - he put out wet food and aimed a battery operated camera 1-2 feet away from teh wet food bowl - he placed it on someone's property he asked if it would be ok (though sometimes I just sneak it since it's temporary and it's just a littel camera aimed at a water moat bowl of wet food.... by night 8 HE SAW BOBBY on camera had eaten the food! So that night at sunset he SET a humane trap and parked his car so he could see the front of the trap....he watched the trap for 4 hours making sure no other cat or animal came near - one possom came and he had to go out and sush it away ...after 4 hours Bobby returned and went into the trap!! He covered the trap with a sheet and took him home - once home Bobby was his normal friendly confident self -!! But not outside in a new neighborhood he was scared adn hiding and the ONLY WAY he could find him was by luring him to wet food with a camera aimed ....YOU can find your sweet kitty - do NOT rely on online - you must take action in person - I work full time and care for over 13 cats and feed homeless cats before and after work and help people find lost cats and still flyer for elderly folks who lose their cat - if I have time you can flyer 1 HOUR A DAY then place the food by sunset (remember to place bowl on a plate or larger bowl and fill the outer bowl with water to prevent ants) then return late night to calmly call for him where he got out of the car - bring a flashlight to catch the GLOW of his eyes as you shine it under parked cars and under bushes and around the perimeter of buildings there… Sending you love light and sustained determination.💖🐱 Damia AKA HappyCatLady.com 💖🐱

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HappyCatLady .

2 days ago

WHEN A CAT IS DISPLACED FROM HOME - HOW TO FIND IMPORTANT TIPS: TAKING ACTION IN PERSON IS CRITICAL 💖🐱I've reunited over 100 lost cats and many were cats that escaped or ran from cars or got lost IN A PARK or BEACH ..the key is to go BACK there AT NIGHT to call for kitty calmly where kitty was last/ where kitty FIRST GOT OUT - EVEN when the run off initially - at night they tend to return to exactly where they were displaced - Shine a flashlight under parked cars where they are often hiding under at night… 💖🐱Even Indoor/outdoor Cats that get lost in a NEW TERRITORY will act exactly like an INDOOR-ONLY cat that gets outside - they will find the 1st place to hide and HUNKER DOWN in SILENCE - They will remain VERY NEAR. Cats that are scared and in foreign environment will often NOT meow/ respond to calls even from their human (at first) ...though Kitty still needs to HEAR your CALM voice and keep hearing you (until kitty THINKS it’s safe to come forward) so do not stop calling out for kitty i your normal calm voice... Kitty is in survival mode and meowing would give away the hiding spot to predators. 💖🐱The best thing to do is hang out where kitty escaped from sunset until as late as you possibly can. Or return between 12am -3am when cats are most active. Bring the stinkiest wet food you can to place in bowl/dish...walk very slowly and call kitty’s name...BUT...THIS IS IMPORTANT...you need to STAY IN ONE SPOT and STILL for at least 20 minutes per spot -- kitty will hear your voice and want to come to you BUT kitty needs to know it is safe....wear warm clothes…. 💖🐱If you cannot get WIFI from a neighbor to aim a $29 mini blink camera or you are in a remote location (BEACH or PARK) THEN you must use a battery operated camera. Aim the WILD LIFE battery operated CAMERA at wet food bowl you leave by escape point - Here is an inexpensive one that works well: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GLQ8T4P3?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_MQ5QRHFH3ZTKTXNEW996 so you can check footage in the AM and see WHO ate the food. Once you see your cat spotted on camera eating the food but still hiding from your calls THEN the next step is trapping your cat using a humane trap. RENT from your local animal shelter or borrow from a cat rescue. You can’t believe how guardians are shocked to find their cat on camera after days and weeks and months of kitty missing - camera aimed at wet food is KEY. replace the food every am and sunset be consistent. Other cats and animals may eat the food - they watch each other, leave more food. .. Be patient...Don't give up! Kitty is out there. It can take several days before the hunger threshold is hit and kitty comes out of hiding at night to look for food. 💖🐱Prevent ants from swarming the wet food - place the bowl inside a larger bowl and fill the outer bowl with water so ants and bugs can’t cross over into the wet food - ONLY Put out wet food (if pate add water and mix so it’s slushy) WET FOOD ONLY - do NOT put out DRY FOOD or you will attract raccoons 💖🐱BATTERY operated camera NO WIFI needed: Wildlife/Trail camera Check footage manually: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GLQ8T4P3?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_MQ5QRHFH3ZTKTXNEW996 💖🐱TRAPPING/ LURING YOUR CAT: yes in a new location you sometimes have to humanely trap your own cat because they may be too scared to come forward to you when they are in survival mode: ONCE YOUR SEE your cat on camera eating the food you set out the night before THEN the next step is trapping…I can loan you a humane trap…order the camera right now…you must aim camera at wet food **Place wet food in bowl then place bowl on a plate or in a larger bowl or pan, add water to the plate/outer bowl/pan THIS WILL PREVENT ANTS from invading the food. NO DRY FOOD - it attracts raccoons. ONLY WET. 💖🐱TRAPPING: CLICK —> TRAPPING YOUR CAT https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SwaCTR1QrhlWg6mhq8roXmJHb6nauLCHB6v38UYCPRM/edit?usp=sharing 💖🐱💖🐱DO NOT LEAVE THE FOOD IN THE CAN 💖🐱💖🐱 - it will slice a cat’s tongue!! PLACE in bowl and then place the bowl inside a larger bowl and fill the outer bowl with water to prevent ANTS from swarming the wet food Once you see kitty on camera eating the food you are putting out at sunset each night then you can plan to trap her the next night: BEFORE TRAPPING: MUST-WATCH HOW-TO VIDEO Trapper Tips and Tricks! Presented by Neighborhood Cats : https://youtu.be/DtXyrD6w0bk FLYER DURING THE DAY - POST UP FLYERS

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HappyCatLady .

2 days ago

Christopher White SCAMMERS!!!!!!! ALERT!!!!! SCAMMERS!!!!!

HappyCatLady .

2 days ago

Liz Zhu Plaster flyers on that block and aim a camera at wet food nightly - this is crucial - cats remain where they were displaced for weeks and longer - so you or his guardian should place wet food and add the camera by tomorrow night if they don't already have one. The person who took the cat and lost him will hopefully let you aim a camera in the front and hopefully they can replenish the food nightly - bring cans of food and bowls...to prevent ants. Once he is seen on camera eating then you can plan to humanely trap him - yes even though he's friendly where he lives - he may continue to hide out of FEAR so once on camera eating...the guardian can continue to try to call fo rhim at night but the best way at that point is to trap him - I'll post exactly how to. first need a sighting. on camera

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HappyCatLady .

2 days ago

Dear guardian - no matter how friendly NOW that is was displaced - please understand he will NOT go up to anyone - he is VERY SCARED and in survival mode HIDING near where he escaped ****YOU must to go there at night and call for him calmly...shine a flashlight under parked cars and bushes...and you MUST lure him to food with a camera aimed ASAP....ask neighbors next door to that person's home or THAT PERSON may help you too! ask them if you can aim a camera at wet food at the escape point - that is the best thing to do - get him coming to food THEN you can plan to humanely trap him if he continues to hide from you - the camera is the only way to know if he's coming to the food and he is TERRIFIED right now - not knowing where he is - where home is and HUNGRY. Go there now and place wet food then order 2 cameras - a wifi camera to hopefully plug in at that neighbor who took him and if they don't agree ask a nextdoor neighbor on that block: and also get a battery operated camera - becuase you can place that anywhere 2 feet away from the food and check the camera when you refresh the food; wifi camera: https://a.co/d/007JljIG and battery camera:https://a.co/d/0ed9TOcl Go there now and place wet food in a bowl then place the bowl on a plate or pan or larger bowl and add water to the OUTER bowl to prevent ants from swarming the food

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Reunited Cat in South San Francisco, CA 94080

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