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Snoop Katt is Missing in Andover, MN

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Lost Male Cat last seen Down the street from Muddy Paws, Andover, MN 55304
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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

July 2, 2026

Location Last Seen

Andover, MN 55304

Nearest Landmark

Down the street from Muddy Paws

Name

Snoop Katt

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

73082890

Species

Cat

Description

Orange cat, white mouth, green eyes

Message from Owner

This is Snoop Katt, he belongs to the kids at my group home & has helped so many kids thru so much trauma. We really miss him and it hasn’t even been 24 hrs as of July 2nd. He means the world to us! Please reach out if you see him in the Andover, Anoka, Ham Lake or Coon Rapids area!! Snoop responds to treats and his nickname “Noopy.” He can be skiddish around new people but he is very food motivated!

Facebook Community Response

Corrine G.
3 weeks ago
Cute fella & hopefully Snoop Katy will come home soon🙏🐾
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Kathlene K.
3 weeks ago
Is Snoop Katt microchipped? 🙏🙏 Sending prayers for his safety 🙏
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Darlene N.
3 weeks ago
Tell mail carrier, neighbors, and check nearby vets and shelters, and local animal control, IN PERSON AND OFTEN. Make posters with a picture and bring them to the above and post all over. Ask neighbors to check garages and sheds. Cats often don't go far but will hide close by. Walk around and call and look. Never give up. Use all online resources you can find, Nextdoor etc. 💜
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Eden P.
3 weeks ago
What to Do If Your Cat Is Lost Important: Most Cats Hide Nearby — Even When Lost in an Unfamiliar Area Cats are instinctively cautious and tend to stay hidden, especially when they’re in unfamiliar territory. Whether your cat escaped from home or got lost while traveling or visiting, the first 24–48 hours are critical. 1. Act Quickly — Start Close • Indoor-only cats: Typically hide within a 3–5 house radius (or 50–200 feet). • Lost away from home: Begin your search at the point last seen. Cats will often hunker down silently nearby, especially under decks, porches, bushes, or sheds. • Use a calm, conversational voice—panicked calling can scare them deeper into hiding. 2. Scent Matters — Create a Familiar Environment • Place bedding, worn clothing, favorite toys outside the home or lost location. • If the cat was lost during travel (e.g., vet, groomer, friend’s house), leave scent items at the last known spot and stay nearby for extended periods—some cats will approach familiar voices or smells once they feel safe. • Do not leave litter boxes outside; these can attract aggressive or territorial animals. 3. Use Strong-Smelling Food to Lure Them Out • Place food and water near the door or at the spot lost. • Drop small spoonfuls of tuna, sardines, rotisserie chicken, or warm wet cat food in a scent trail leading to the feeding station. • Check the food quietly from a distance to avoid scaring the cat away. 4. Leave Shelter Access • Leave your garage or door cracked open at night so the cat can slip inside. • If traveling, leave a blanket-lined carrier or box near the lost site to provide shelter. 5. Search Strategically • Use a flashlight at night to spot eye shine. • Look under porches, bushes, sheds, decks, cars, crawlspaces, and inside garages. • Walk the area at dawn and dusk—peak times for a frightened cat to emerge. • Ask neighbors to check their property and open garages or sheds briefly. 6. Use a Humane Trap • Borrow or rent a live trap and bait it with tuna or sardines. • Use the trap in quiet areas where your cat may be hiding. • Check it often to avoid trapping non-target animals or leaving your cat exposed. 7. Spread the Word Widely Post on: • PetFBI.org • Pawboost • Love Lost (Petco) • Lost Cats Minnesota (Facebook) • MN Lost/Found Cats (Facebook) • Eden Prairie Lost & Found Pets (Facebook) • Animal Humane Society – Call 952-435-7738 • Nextdoor • Craigslist – Community > Lost & Found When posting, include: • Date and location lost (cross streets, neighborhood, or building) • Gender, size, age, and whether neutered/spayed • Colors, markings, fur length • Collar/microchip/ID tag? • How the cat was lost (e.g., door left open, carrier escaped) • Your contact phone/email 8. Notify Local Authorities • Contact the Animal Humane Society, local vets, and emergency clinics. • Notify your cat’s microchip company and ensure contact info is up to date. 9. Use Signs & Flyers • Place brightly colored, waterproof signs at major intersections and stop signs. • Post flyers in newspaper boxes (not mailboxes—it’s illegal). • Include a photo and short description with contact details. ⸻ Final Note: Cats lost away from home (at a cabin, during a move, vet visit, etc.) often try to return to their last known safe place. Stay near the location, use scent and sound, and be persistent. Many cats are found days or even weeks after going missing—don’t give up! If you post on PawBoost.com you can download a printable flyer to distribute about your lost pet.
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Donna v.
3 weeks ago
Set a live trap with wet food and monitor
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