Feasterville-Trevose, PA Stray Male Cat Found Near At the park, linconia park

Facebook Community Response

Andrea J.

8 mins ago

Faith Romberger This!!👆. Please be very careful. Kitty looks like a sweetie! 😻

Sharon M.

4 days ago

Shared with prayers🙏🏻❤️

Susan H.

4 days ago

What a sweet special little kitten. Thanks so much for saving him. You are an angel! 👼 praying he finds the perfect forever home… I have a feeling he’ll make someone really happy ❤️🙏🏻

Jessica L.

4 days ago

He looks just like my girl! 🥺 I hope he's reunited with his family soon! ❤️

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Joe M.

4 days ago

I wish I could take him.

Rita P.

4 days ago

Thank you so much for helping this poor little kitten

Wendy M.

4 days ago

Wish people would chip their pets and keep the information updated

Bernice M.

5 days ago

Post on Nextdoor. Ask all neighbors if this is their cat. Take to a vet, shelter or police station to scan for a microchip. Vets will do this for free. Contact local vets, shelters (SPCA, etc) and local police to see if a matching pet was reported as lost. Please do not just hand him over to anyone claiming to be the owner or that they will give him a good home. People will take animals and then sell them to dog fighting rings to be used as training bait, sell to labs to be used in experiments, or they abuse, torture them and them. Ask for ID and verify. Ask for vet or adoption records and verify. Ask to see pictures of the pet.

Danette O.

5 days ago

Can you take secure carrier and scan for chip

Jacki F.

5 days ago

Bernice Marshall , I would hope the finders do not release this sweet cat and put a paper collar on him in hoping someone calls the finder? How strange and dangerous! And no need to post on the very dangerous Craigs List. The most important thing is for the finder is to file a Found report with the SPCA/Animal shelter that does intake of Found Animals, and local police. Also, Taking the kitty to be scanned for a microchip (any veterinarian, shelter or someone in rescue with a scanner can scan for free) And VERY importantly, the finder needs to ask for proof of ownership. Photos, preferably with the owners in the photos and a MUST call to their veterinarian for further proof. Of course, if this beautiful kitten is microchipped, that's proof. Thugs are claiming animals that are not theirs to abuse in every form. They use them as bait in Dogfighting Rings, to flip (sell to abusers for greed) , hoarders are grabbing free animals, and and abusers are grabbing them to be sold to laboratories. The dangerous list goes on and on. I hope the finders do not see this🙏🏻🐾😿