I’ve been trying to figure this out and maybe I’m just missing something obvious.
When someone loses a cat in Seattle, it seems like the process is:
• Post in a few neighborhood Facebook groups
• Maybe Nextdoor
• Put up flyers
• Hope someone texts you
But is there any centralized map or system people actually use? Or is it all scattered?
I’m especially curious how this works for feral/stray cat sightings and TNR efforts. Does Seattle Animal Shelter track hotspots publicly? Or is it mostly handled through individual rescue groups?
Would love to hear from anyone involved in rescue, shelter work, or just someone who’s gone through losing a pet here.
It feels like a city this size would have something more coordinated, but I couldn’t find much.
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