Lost: Brown Cat Male In South East (CT6)

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2018-01-07 21:52 Hasi'smum

Hi, many cats that go missing have got into a delivery van or car and hitched a lift to their next port of call. Was there a delivery van around that day? Ask neighbours. Then call the delivery company and ask where the vehicle went next. Most vans use gps now and can say exactly where they went that day. Really hope your cat comes home soon, thinking of you

2018-01-03 20:03 Unknown

The prob[em is that cats hate change of any kind. They are creatures of habits, and only like familiarity. Still check all outbuildings, including empty houses etc. (Where he was being looked after) He may be trying to find his home which is familiar to him. You could leave his unwashed blanket into a clean container, and leave it in the garden of the people who were caring for him. Also wipe his scent on their garden fences, gates, doors too; anything leading up to the house. He may have sought refuge near where he went missing, which a cat will usually do in these circumstances. Poster around that area, and post flyers through doors too.

It`s best for cat owners to ask a neighbour to feed their cats when they go away, (If possible) in their own home, where they feel more relaxed, because they still have their owners scent around them which makes them fee secure. and are used to the surrounding area. Otherwise they may feel stressed, and anxious. This is why they go awol sometimes.

Last edited: 2018-01-03 20:10:30

2018-01-03 18:43 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Alerts sent to helpera in CT6.

2018-01-03 17:50 Admin

Sorry to see that NIMH is missing.

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