Reunited Female Cat in St. Albert, AB T8N 7A6 (ID: 73543361)

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Tanis T.

3 days ago

Lauren Johnson I truly can’t thank you enough for your support in keeping her safe and cared for. I absolutely appreciate you for helping bring her home 💕 she is our youngest cat and the little princess of course. Walked right into the house with her regular royal attitude demanding churus and to have her toy springs thrown for her. You’d never know she was on a 3 day adventure and her family were worried sick 😂🤷🏼‍♀️ gosh I love this little girl so much ❤️🥰

Lauren J.

3 days ago

Tanis Tappen So happy that you got her back, she's a cutie!

Tanis T.

3 days ago

Lauren Johnson thank you so much 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 we’ve got her, she’s home ❤️❤️ I can’t thank you enough. I’m your neighbor at #13 💕

Lauren J.

3 days ago

Tanis Tappen We just saw her in the back yard at #2 on Levasseur Road. She won't come when we call her.

Melody C.

3 days ago

Tanis Tappen that is wonderful. The more people helping you look for your cat the better.

Tanis T.

3 days ago

Melody Carter I appreciate your reply. Ive absolutely been doing all of these recommendations 🙏🏼❤️

Tanis T.

3 days ago

Jerri-Lea Bomersback I’ve certainly been doing all of these things. I appreciate you taking the time to help with suggestions 🥰. Thank you 🙏🏼

Brenda D.

3 days ago

Shared My experience for my escapees escaped from my house may work for apartment too not sure. Try this it worked for my two cats they escaped at diff times. Play cat sounds from your phone place your phone up against screen at their fave window. Let the sound loop for awhile wait and do again. If you spot them grab their bag of snacks take with you. Do not approach the cat they will run just keep saying their name and let them see u shake the treat bag and put some treats down on the ground all while talking to them wait for them to start eating then slowly approach and slowly grab. Worked for me on both cats.

Jerri-Lea B.

3 days ago

Go out and look and call calmly and shake treats. Ask neighbours to check garages sheds yards under decks and stairs. Put items with his scent inside near an open door (bedding toys litter wet food only if you can watch it, do not leave food and litter unattended. Check bushes. He is most likely close just hiding to stay safe. put up posters in case anyone sees her while out walking or anything. Late at night is best to look hope he comes home soon

Melody C.

4 days ago

To locate your cat do the following. Make a poster with your cats information using the format I have provided in the example. If you offer a reward know that you will attract scammers. DO NOT HAND OVER ANY MONEY UNTIL YOU HAVE YOUR CAT IN YOUR POSSESSION. Place the poster you make in a plastic sheet protector then adhere to fluorescent poster paper and tape with packing tape to light posts in high foot traffic areas (parks too). As the weeks pass expand the search to neighbouring communities. Once your cat is located you may need a cat trap to secure your cat as it may be in survival mode. DO NOT LEAVE THE CAT TRAP UNATTENDED. It must always be monitored to ENSURE THAT YOU TRAP ONLY YOUR CAT AND NOT SOMEONE ELSE’S PET OR WILDLIFE.

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Reunited Cat in St. Albert, AB T8N 7A6

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