Lost: Black Little White On Neck Cat Male In South East (CM17)

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2019-02-17 12:58 Unknown

Someone may be feeding Whiskey, A cat that was posted as missing last year, and had been "Missing" for THREE MONTHS was found by the owners brother, only ten minutes form his home. A woman had been feeding him fresh chicken every day. So you can never tell. And A cat owner near me, put posters around the area, after their cat had been missing for TWO WEEKS. He was found only a few houses away from his own home. And this is such a common occurrence. And bear in mind that cats can squeeze into very small spaces etc due to their very flexible spines by rotating their shoulders. So leave no stone unturned. Paws xd.

Last edited: 2019-02-17 13:02:35

2019-02-17 11:52 DogLostBattersea Dogs HomeBattersea

We have made a report at Battersea for Whiskey but no news yet. We will contact owner if he is brought in or reported to us.

2019-02-15 09:04 Unknown

Check ALL outbuildings, including empty houses, and cellars, THOROUGHLY, as some cats will hide in or behind an object within, especially if timid. Check up trees, and decking too. Empty contents of the hoover on to the garden, as his scent will be there. Put some tuna, or warm chicken in his dish, and call him; night/.early morning is best. Rattle some treats too. Place his UNWASHED blanket into a clean container, along with your scent too. Leave in the garden in a sheltered spot, or hang on the washing line if dry; used towels too. wipe his scent on your garden fences, gates, doors too; anything leading up to the garden. Try a squeaky toy, as it may attract his attention. Walk around the area, holding an object with his scent on and rattle some Dreamies. Someone maybe feeding Whiskey (Very common problem) When it`s nightfall and you are searching, use a strong torch, as the light will reflect a cats eyes. Poster around the area, and post flyers through doors too. Ask around, especially those with children, as they can be very observant. Post in shops, post offices too. Hand out as many posters as you can; where, and when you can. Consider posting a LOST CAT ad in a National newspaper, in case he has climbed into a vehicle, which isn`t that uncommon for cats to do. Paws xd.

2019-02-14 15:37 DogLostSarah - Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambs Twitter Co-ordinator

Details shared to DogLost.co.uk Facebook Group & Tweeted @DogLostUK x 
https://twitter.com/DoglostUK/status/1096070456535334913

2019-02-13 23:29 Alison

Alerts sent to helpers in CM17

2019-02-13 23:16 Admin

Sorry to see that WHISKEY is missing.

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