Milwaukee, WI Lost Female Cat, Mocos Is Missing

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Nicki K.

10 hours ago

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Judith S.

14 hours ago

Lost cats Search for him using a flashlight. He will be frightened and will hid. He also might not respond to your calling him. A flashlight will reflect in his eyes, allowing you to see him in dark spaces. Use it day and night.

Karen R.

15 hours ago

Cats do not tend to stray too far from home (usually a few blocks), so search basically everywhere a cat that size can hide, after searching your home from top to bottom to be sure they’re not hiding somewhere. When searching, look in bushes, in trees, under decks, under porches, cars, in window wells, UP if they have claws, and talk to your neighbors as you go, providing your contact info in case they see your cat; post to Petco, Pawboost, PetFBI and file a lost report with MADACC - check all of those sites to see if anyone posted about your cat, and/or turned in your cat - MADACC posts pics of all animals in its care & updates daily - go through all their pics because they are not in any particular order; put out food, water & a few ‘smelly’ articles of your clothing in a sheltered area near your door &/or in live trap - scent can help guide them home. Hoping you get your baby home soon!

Kim P.

17 hours ago

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Debra B.

18 hours ago

I've been through this before. I've literally had to crawl into crawl spaces under my building and get one of mine. Once he was looking at me through bushes. A flashlight has helped catch his shadow and eye reflections. Quiet times are the best times to look. They can be disoriented and will not come to you even if you call them by name. So take a favorite noisy toy or treats to shake.