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Prayer For A Lost Animal - Find A Lost Pet

*Helpful Tips to Find a Lost Pet If your pet has gone missing, these simple, proven tips can help increase your chances of bringing them home. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 📺 Watch This Helpful Video This video has great advice for finding lost pets — please take a few minutes to watch: Watch here →    • How to Find a Lost Cat   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🐱 For Lost Cats Helpful links: Advice for finding lost cats http://www.missingpet.net/advice/cats... How to find a lost cat using personality clues http://public.homeagain.com/how-to-fi... What to do: Use a Humane Cat Trap: Contact a local cat rescue for help setting up a safe trap — this is often the most effective way to catch a missing cat. For Dogs: There is an organization of tracker dogs that will find your lost animal. They are very successful. Do a Google search for " lost dog tracking services near me" and on Facebook as well. Leave familiar scents outside: Put out fresh food, water, your cat’s litter box, and an old towel or your worn t-shirt. Cats are drawn to familiar smells. Check at night: Lost cats often hide nearby during the day and come out at night. Call for them using a soft, calm, and upbeat voice. Search close to home: Indoor cats usually stay within 300-500 feet of where they got out, hiding in bushes, under decks, or garages. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🐶 For Both Cats & Dogs Take these steps right away: Put out your worn t-shirts or blankets around your yard and home. Your scent helps guide them back. Walk your neighborhood: Talk to everyone you see and leave your phone number. Leave out food, water, and familiar items. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 📢 Make and Post Flyers Post flyers within at least a 3-mile radius of where your pet was last seen — and keep expanding. Don’t underestimate the power of posters! Even in the digital age, posters help. Check local rules about posting signs — some cities have restrictions on where you can hang them. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 📱 Use Social Media Post in local Facebook lost and found pet groups. Post on your personal page and ask others to share. Create a dedicated Facebook page for your lost pet. Many pets have been found this way — even weeks, months, or years later. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🏠 Check Local Shelters in Person — Daily Even if you’ve called, go visit local animal shelters in person every day. Sometimes pets get missed in the system. Example: A friend’s dog sat in a shelter for four days just 30 miles away — no one called her, and staff told her over the phone it wasn’t there. It was. Be proactive. CATS Ask a local cat rescue to help you set up a cat trap. Leave fresh food and water outside on a porch or in a sheltered area close to your home. Set up a large, sturdy box lined with an old towel or other items that smell familiar to your cat. Cats will often slink back home at night. Also sprinkle his used litter around your yard so he can smell his scent from a distance. If he’s not used to being out, or doesn’t know the area, he will likely be within 300 to 500 feet of where he was lost, if he can find a place to hide. Most lost cats who have always lived indoors will not go far from home. Once outside, your cat will likely be wary or frightened of any human voice and may not recognize you or come immediately when you call, but calling in an upbeat voice can help, especially at night. Tried all these things and still haven't found the pet? EXPAND Your Search Area - Dogs can travel amazing amount of distance in a short period of time. One dog traveled 25 miles from home in only three days! Another one of our members found her Chihuahua 50 miles from home. At the minimum - start your search within a 3 mile radius of where you last saw your dog, then go to 10, 25, 50... Keep expanding your search area until you find your dog. 32% of lost dogs are found over ten miles from home. If your pet is LOST, please report it here: www.pawboost.com VISIT MY WEBSITE ▶https://www.whiterosepath.com © Copyright The Path of the White Rose LLC. All Rights Reserved. No reproducing video's contents in any form without express permission. Disclaimer Meditations and audio recordings are for general information purposes only and not intended to substitute for informed professional, medical, psychiatric, psychological or other medical advice. Never listen to meditations when you need to be fully awake. I am not affiliated with any of these sources, just passing on hopefully helpful information.