Suggestions to Help Find A Lost Cat



- She is probably hiding somewhere if she's scared. Ask people in the neighbourhood to check
their sheds and under their porches.

- Another cat in the area may find her first, advise the neighbours to listen for "cat fights".

- Go into Animal Control daily, you can recognize your cat best.

- Each day check Kijiji's Lost & Found section under the 'Communities' heading for a Found Cat notice.
The address is http://london.kijiji.ca
Be sure to post a Lost Cat notice there, and in the 'Pets' section also.
Its free and many people look there.

- Post your pets photo and details at www.londonlostpets.ca . They post on Facebook which
reaches a wide range of people.

- Leave the litter pan, with her used cat litter in it, outside by the door as
she may catch the scent of it and find her way home.
A carrier with a favourite blanket and toy inside worked for an Animal Outreach client.

- Post signs along the street. Ensure the writing and picture is large enough to be
quickly read by passing vehicles.

- Put flyers in the mailboxes of your neighbours within at least a two block radius.
Include a clear picture or two on the flyer.
Also post the flyers at veterinarian offices, pet supply stores, grocery stores, pharmacies, etc.

- Go out at night when traffic has calmed. Call and rattle food tin or treat package.

- Find out if there is someone in the neighbourhood feeding cats,
your cat may go there in desperation.

Most of all don't give up!!!
The cat referred to above returned after 10 days, but yours may take longer.