Lost: Black & White Cat Female In North West (BL9)

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2016-06-15 08:26 Unknown

Good idea Maxine/ Put some tuna in her dish, and call her. Night/early morning is best. Rattle some treats too. Put something with her scent on into a clean container such as her blanket/bedding toy, aloing with something with your scent on too. Leave in the garden in a sheltered spot, or hang oln the washing line if dry. Take a little walk around the area, raking something with her scent on with you. Shake some treats too. As she is elderly, and spayed, she wont be too far away. Poster arojund the area.and put "Lost" posters through doors too. Check behind hedges, and bushes too. I have two elderly cats myself, (One of meds), and sometimes they like to rest behind thre laurel. Hope she is home soon. Paws xd.

2016-06-15 01:20 maxine

Please ask the owner to ask neighbours to look in outbuildings, garages sheds etc.....

2016-06-14 21:47 AlisonH

Email alerts sent to postcodes BL0,BL8,BL9

2016-06-14 21:20 Admin

Sorry to see that MAGGIE is missing.

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