Lost: White Cat Female In South East (RM10)

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2019-07-20 07:42 Unknown

Any news on this pretty cat?

2019-07-17 07:36 Unknown

Have you checked ALL outbuildings, including empty houses, and cellars. She maybe trapped in one. Or it could be that someone has taken her in, thinking she is a stray. Or sometimes a person will take a fancy to cat, and try to hide them, in their house. An she is a very pretty cat. I have known this happen, until they saw the male owner. i would now ask around (Knock on a few days) especially those with children, as they cam be very observant. I would also post a LOST CAT ad in a National newspaper too in case she has climbed into vehicle. Neutered female cats as a rule don`t tend to go too far. Have you tried a cat trap? My best guess. Paws xd.

2019-07-13 14:50 DogLostBattersea Dogs HomeBattersea

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

2019-07-10 15:15 Unknown

Any sightings?

2019-07-09 20:08 Unknown

First of all cats can squeeze into very small spaces (About 3" (7.60 cm) approx. in diamtewr and sometimes even smaller . It`s because they have very flexible spines, and they use their shoulders to help them. She is probably feeling very anxious being out of her comfort zone which is in her own home with you; her owner. A door she has access to, open wide, and stand aside. Don`t block her entrance or she may see it as a "Threat"and run off again. Put some tuna, or chicken in her dish, and leave it about twice the width of the open door. Rattle some treats too. Place her UNWASHED blanket into a clean container, along with your scent too. Leave these about 2 metres from the open door. She is probably hiding somewhere. This is what Indoor cats usually do, or have adventures in a neighbours garden, Poster around the area, and post flyers through doors too. If all else fails try a cat trap which you can borrow from Cat Protection for a small donation, I think. Paws xd. Beautiful cat!

Last edited: 2019-07-09 20:13:21

2019-07-09 18:14 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Alerts sent to local helpers.

2019-07-09 17:47 Admin

Sorry to see that TWIG is missing.

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