Reunited Female Cat in Somerville, MA 02145 (ID: 72956024)

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2 weeks ago

Good news

Barbara J.

2 weeks ago

Such great news!!

Linda J.

2 weeks ago

I strongly suggest that if you want to introduce her to the outside which is really not a good idea because of the coyotes and people using rat poison to keep the rats away with all the buildings going around I would really suggest that you leash her with a lead on your porch so she doesn't wander off your property

Linda J.

2 weeks ago

Place to households members “dirty” laundry or bedding with your scent and her’s on it in your yard. Do not put her litter box or food outside. It could attract predators. Tell all your neighbors and ask them to check garages, sheds, under decks and porches, etc. Make posters on brightly colored poster board and post them in your neighborhood. Look for her at night using a flashlight. The light will reflect in her eyes. In the evening, when the neighborhood quiets down, go outside and call her quietly. If you can leave your door that kitty went out of, slightly ajar, it would be helpful. If she is normally an indoor cat, they house in that area.

Maria J.

2 weeks ago

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Carol A.

2 weeks ago

🙏🙏🙏

She M.

2 weeks ago

Poor cat. Cats should not go outside ever unless on leash. They don't know the dangers but owners do! When you find her, keep her inside😔

David W.

2 weeks ago