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4 Replies to "LOST CAT: Lili, missing in Delridge"

• WSAH July 23, 2016 (3:12 pm)

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  Hello I am writing from the West Seattle Animal Hospital. We have a similar looking cat brought into us today. We have tried calling the number listed but the mailbox is full. Please contact us asap 206-932-3308

• LisaB July 27, 2016 (4:22 pm)

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  Any sightings or updates?

  Is she an indoor/outdoor cat – does she have a way to get back in if she finds her own way home?

  Try putting out her dirty litter so the scent will lead her, also her bedding and “her persons” dirty clothing. 

  When you search, be calm, call as if you are in the home and call in your lovey voice, she is scared and needs to know she is a good girl and it is okay to make noise or come out. Walk slowly, call out, wait, move, repeat and then go back the same way you came. 

  Of course, go door to door and let your neighbors know, ask to personally check out buildings and yard – this is YOUR cat, you love her, to your neighbors it is often “just a cat” and they will claim to look but actually don’t. Many cats hunker down and hide.

  There are a number of people in the area that can offer a trap. If needed.

  Call the shelter daily and go in person to check. Inform all the local vets and shelters. Post to lost pet sites. If she is chipped, inform the chip company that she is missing (they will do a blast posting).

  For more suggestions and GREAT information

  http://www.missingpetpartnership.org/

  You can also consult with a pet recovery person…http://www.roamingpawslostpetservices.com/home.html 

• e July 28, 2016 (9:57 pm)

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  Thank you

• e July 28, 2016 (9:59 pm)

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  She is an indoor outdoor cat. No sightings or updates. She is an older kitty who has some health issues. It’s been two weeks.  Thank you LisaB