If you have lost or found a cat please contact Claire at: clairebcp@hotmail.co.uk
Tel: 07759402548
My cat has gone missing, what should I do to try and find him/her?
It
is always very difficult for an owner when their cat goes missing, but
it is important not to give up hope. The first thing to do should your
cat go missing is thoroughly search your house and garden, looking in
warm spots (under beds, in cupboards, behind wardrobes). When searching
call out your cat's name and use strong food smells to lure him out. Ask
neighbours to check their sheds, garages and outhouses for signs of
your cat too.
If your search proves fruitless start phoning
around local veterinary surgeries (an injured cat may have been handed
in), phone local animal rescue organisations and the local council. Put
up lost cat posters in your area (use a photo if you have one and
include a telephone number). You could also consider placing an advert
in the local paper, offering a reward could encourage more response.
Don't give up, cats can reappear many months after disappearing.
When contacting Cats Protection please send us the following information with a recent photograph;
Description/Colour/Markings of cat
Breed
Male/Female
Age
Neutered Y/N
Collar Y/N
Last seen at..................Date............
Owners name...............Contact number...........
Address
We will then put your missing cat on our website.
Cats will remain on the Lost and Found page for 4 months. If after this period your cat still needs to be listed, please contact us.
Thank you.
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