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Kitty is Missing in Mount Hawthorn, WA

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

September 17, 2026

Location Last Seen

Mount Hawthorn, WA 6016

Nearest Landmark

Scarborough beach rd

Name

Kitty

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

73401378

Species

Cat

Description

Ginger and has a spot on his face - benign growth

Message from Owner

We just moved into the area and after two weeks the door was left ajar and he has disappeared. He is a very skittish cat

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Jax H.
1 month ago
Recommend early morning and very late night walk and call.
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Jax H.
1 month ago
Check all pounds, even way outside your area, animal rescue groups, notify vets, check with rspca and cat haven daily.
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Mason D.
1 month ago
May try and find his way home to previous home
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Sandra E.
1 month ago
Knock on neighbours doors and ask them to please check their backyards, sheds and garages as cats can accidentally get locked in. There is a technique called the 3am walk that has helped a lot of people reunite with their pets. Displaced or scared cats will often remain in hiding and completely silent for most of the day and night. Even if it is close by and can hear you, it is unlikely your cat will respond. Because of this, the best time to head outside and call her/him is between 3-4am. Most recently, a good number of people have found their cats just from doing a 3am walk and call. It only takes a couple of fence jumps to land streets away, so do your best to cover as many streets as you can. Hopefully your cat is only a house or two away from where it escaped. Take a roast chicken with you on your walk as cats can smell it, or tap a can, shake some biscuits while calling your cat’s name, or what you usually say at dinner time. Try that out on your walk and take a torch with you as it will capture your cats eyeshine if hiding in bushes. Your cat will most likely leave its hiding spot around this small window of quiet time in the early hours when very quiet, so please try this technique. If no success with this please put up posters or do a letterbox drop in your street and surrounding streets with their picture and your contact details. Also leave a way into the house if they return in the early hours on their own so they can get in. Put some of your unwashed clothing out the front and their bedding, so your cat can capture the scent from those items. They can smell this from a long distance. Hopefully these will work. Most recently, a good number of people have found their cats just from doing a 3am walk and call. Good luck 🙏🏻🌺 Also contact local rangers and vets in the area in case they are handed into them.
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Ang B.
1 month ago
Sandra Rose he wouldn’t know how. It’s the other side of Perth. 😢
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Ang B.
1 month ago
Sandra Elphick yes both.
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Sandra R.
1 month ago
Cats usually try to make their way back to previous home
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Sandra E.
1 month ago
Desexed and microchipped?
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