Lebanon, NJ Lost Female Cat, Mimi Is Missing

Tom C.

3 weeks ago

You are missing a digit in your contact phone number for this post. Please correct this

Cathy S.

1 month ago

Put flyers in plastic sleeves on telephone poles and hand out to neighbors. Cats don’t go very far from home. Call police and local shelters and post to town Facebook pages and Nextdoor.

Eileen T.

1 month ago

I’m so sorry the kitties are missing. The post says they were living at a farm on sawmill Road and apparently ran away for an unknown reason. How long were they living at the farm? Were they new to the farm and were they acclimated properly for at least six weeks in a catio? if you are able to, please edit your original post above and include that information, if they were new to the farm, it is very important that they be acclimated in a enclosed space for at least six weeks before they were released, otherwise they will all run off. Were new cats introduced to the farm? Sometimes they can be bullied and they will runoff or perhaps coyotes are in the area. Set traps immediately, they must be monitored. They are the number one way to bring them all home. Make up flyers and hand them out to every single home in a five houseradius to begin with, also hand out to all mail carriers, delivery people, people working in the area, people walking their dogs, anybody exercising the area, walking, running, skateboarding… all these people see so much. Hand out to all local businesses and put on telephone poles. Bring flyers to shelters and police stations within a 5 mile radius of where they were missing from. Search quietly, calmly, and methodically With a very bright flashlight, at dusk and Dawn & do not make a lot of noise. Go to shelters every 3 to 5 days to see if they have been trapped and brought there. Do not rely on the shelter people to look, kitties can be brought in day or night and they are very busy and could miss them and not see the flyers . Prayers, sharing, keep the faith 🙏🏻🙏🏻🐾🐾❤️

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Ana C.

1 month ago

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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Dotti H.

1 month ago

Indoor kitties don't go far from the door they escaped from as they run and hide the first place they find. Typically located within a 5 house radius. Use strong flashlight to look for eye reflection up trees and under bushes even in daylight. Post large neon signs everywhere quickly. Consider leaving the door they escaped from cracked for the kitty to return on their own. Consider leaving a window cracked overnight to listen for meows. Put out owner's scent on unwashed clothing, favorite smelly food, and don't put out litter box. Sit outside at dusk and dawn and shake treats. You must actively search for the kitty. Ask neighbors to check their garages and sheds as kitty may be trapped somewhere inside.