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Lost Dogs and Cats in Texas - Reunited with Family!

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The story of "Little Bit" in Texas

Cat reunited with family · November 15, 2022

Little Bit, back home in Texas

Thank you for all your help and assistance in helping families receive their pets back safely and not euthanized or adopted out before the families can be reunited back together with them. Little Bit is back home safely with a lot of prayer and community help, and I am very grateful to your help, PawBoost, Lostmykitty, Nextdoor, and Facebook; PV lost pet (Providence Village) I even went to shelters All American Dog and Linda McNatt in Denton. We need one local place where Lost and found pets can be found and reunited, instead of pets sitting in shelters and then adopted out or euthanized before families can find them, Many people have given suggestions and I did all of them. I woke up this morning and let out the dogs and came back in and heard meowing and opened the front door and Little Bit was on the front porch we were so happy and excited my dogs and cats gave her nose kisses. We went on the street where someone seen her on the camera and when I kept praying the Lord said she is in a cage, so I saw a cage on someone porch and prayed that my cat would be released from any cage and returned back to my front porch in Jesus name. I opened the door and there she was. God is good and he hears and answers prayers so do not ever give up and loose faith. He is a rewarder of those that diligently seek him. The enemy comes to steal, kill and destroy, but God gives life abundantly. God Bless you and may all you touch prosper and may all the pets that want them to be reunited to their owners in Jesus name, Little Bit is snuggled in her bed resting as she should be.

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