• Contact your local Cats Protection, who will record your cat's details in their "Lost Book"
• Contact your local RSPCA ( tel 01925 632944 ) - who will check if your cat has been admitted to their shelter.
• Contact your local vet to check that your cat hasn't been admitted to the surgery. Ask if you can put your cat's details on their notice board.
• Post leaflets around the area, especially to those neighbours close to you, asking them to look in their sheds and garages. If you have a photograph of your cat, so much the better!
• Post a leaflet in your local shop.
• Place a advert in the "Lost and Found" section of your local newspaper.
• Register your lost pet with Animal search uk.

We hope that your cat comes home safely, but remember! - If your cat is micro-chipped it has a better chance of being found if it ever strays.

Have You Found a Cat?

• Do not feed or encourage the cat inside your home.
• Leave the cat alone for a few days to give the cat a chance to go home. Most stray cats will have a home and just visit other houses in the neighbourhood for food.
• Take the cat to the vets to see if it has a microchip.
• Contact us to report the cat found.
• Get a paper collar from us. If the cat does return home at night the owner will contact us.
• Report the cat found on Animal search uk.
• Put up posters in local vets, shops.
• If after a few weeks the cat is still hanging around contact us to put it on our waiting list for re-homing.

Read a story about one of the cats we were able to reunite with her owner here.