Lost: Black Cat Male In North West (SK8)

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2017-05-04 08:27 Unknown

As Indoor cats dont normally go too far, I would consider hiring a trap from Cat Protection. And put some dreamies inside, along with his scent, and the scent of the owners; the person they trust the most. Paws xd.

2017-05-02 21:18 Unknown

Enzo is probably hiding not too far away. As a house cat he will be feeling very anxious, and panicky, bring out of his comfort zone. Check all outbuildings including empty houses, cellars too. When checking make sure he isn`t hiding behind an object within a bulding. Cats are excellent at keeping very still, and quiet in thse circumstances,m especially if timid. Wipe his scent all around the garden, such as fences, gates etc. Take a walk in the rea and try a squeaky toy, as it may attract his attention. Use a torch too as it will reflect the cats eyes, when darkness falls of course. A door where he has access to ooen wide (Daylight) and wipe his scent all around it. Put some tuna or chicken inside the door, say about twice the width of the door. Stand aside the door (Not in the middle) If you see him approach, dont try, and grab him, or he may run off again, even though your the owner. Just say "Hello, and where have you been" And act as though him going awol has ben no big deal. Hopefully he will enter the doorway. Poster in the area, and put flyers through doors too. Paws xd.

Last edited: 2017-05-02 21:21:52

2017-04-30 22:14 DogLostSarah - Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambs Twitter Co-ordinator

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2017-04-30 22:02 Admin

Sorry to see that ENZO is missing.

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