Fayetteville, NC Lost Female Cat, Mia Is Missing

Bobby H.

3 weeks ago

Sheila Glasgow-Honeycutt just put out the fliers and checked thoroughly around our cul-de-sac

Bobby H.

3 weeks ago

Javen Morell, thank you. We have done that. I appreciate your advice. Our neighbor had two Coyotes five of his chickens. It's my understanding that they usually don't go after cats.

Javen M.

3 weeks ago

ALMOST ALWAYS CATS ARE VERY VERY CLOSE. THEY FREAK AND WONT COME. PUT OUT BLANKET OR CLOTHES WITH YOUR SMELL. NO FOOD AS IT ATTRACTS STRAYS. TALK TO KIDS AND PEOPLE WALKING IN NEIGHBORHOOD. FLYERS WITH BIG GOOD PHOTO. REWARD. KEEP LOOKING. VERY CLOSE. IT CAN TAKE TWO THREE WEEKS OR LONGER. KEEP LOOKING CLOSE....CALL ANIMAL CONTROL EVERY DAY AND TAKE A BIG GOOD PHOTO TO THEM. DO NOT GIVE UP. PUT AD IN PAPER. KEEP TALKING TO PEOPLE IN NEIGHBORHOOD.

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Marsha D.

3 weeks ago

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Sheila G.

3 weeks ago

Put out her litterbox and something else of hers and yours so she can pick up the scent. Usually cats don’t stray too far from home so check all small spaces like under porches, crawl space, bushes, and cars. Also post on Nextdoor and the ring. Praying you find her or she finds her way home. You can also put flyers out in your neighborhood and at the area vets. You can also notify animal control in case someone brings her in