Lost: Ginger White And Black Unknown Female In Central (NG21)

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2020-10-03 11:46 Unknown

i would now take good walks around the area, takling her UNWASHED blanket with you, and rattle some trats. Also wear the same deodorant you use on a day to day to day basis as she will recognnize the scent, and your the one she trusts. As I stated in my post below just because you can`t see a cat, doesn`t mean tbey aren`t aorund. I know of three cats that were posted, as missing; put on fb etc. one cat for SIX WEEKS; one for THREE MONTHS; one for SIX MONTHS. All three cats were found not too far from their own home, being fed by others. Cats as you know can be very elusive. Sometimes though a person will take a facny to a cat, and try to hide it in their own hom. I have known this happen until the thief saw the owner, and returned the cat. So stay vigilant; just in case. Cat are more likely to be found evenings/early mornings. Paws xd.

2020-10-02 19:00 DogLostScruffy Dog - Central Team Volunteer

Update from owner - Duchess is still missing

2020-08-25 12:26 Unknown

Check ALL outbuildings including empty house, and cellars THOROUGHLY as some cats will hide in, or behind an object within, especially if timid. Bear in mind too that cats have very flexible spines so they can squeeze into very small spaces (about 2"/3" wide (7/7.05 cm)So has she manageds to climb into a partially opened window, and is now trapped? Exiting can be more difficult. Put some tuna/sarsdines, or warm chicken in in her dish, and call her; night/early morning is best. Rattle some treats too. Just because you can`t see a cat, it doesn`t mean they aren`t around. Place her UNWASHED blanket into a clean container, along with your scent too. Leave in the garden in a sheltetred spot, or hang on the washing line if dry; used towels too. Wipe her scent on your garden fences; gates; doors too; anything leading up to the garden. Try a squeaky toy, as it may attract her attention. Take a good walk around the area, holding an object with her scent on, and rattle some treats. Someone maybe feeding her. (Common problem). Whewn 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. Post in shops; post offices too, if you can. Consider posting a LOST CAT ad in a National newspaper, in case she has climbed into a vehiclel which isn`t that uncommon for some cats to do. Also is there a dominant cat in the area? As sometimes they will chase a less confident cat out of their own territory, however the chased cat will not usually return, until they think it`s "Safe" enough for them to do so. Paws xd.

Last edited: 2020-08-25 12:53:38

2020-08-25 09:47 DogLostScruffy Dog - Central Team Volunteer

Thanks Gilly x Shared FB to DogLost Central

2020-08-25 09:26 Unknown

Details updated and photo now added.

2020-08-25 09:19 Waggy tail

I’m assuming this is a cat ?
Can the description be made clear if this is so please
Also a photo would be useful
Thanks

2020-08-25 09:19 Unknown

Requested further information.

2020-08-25 08:42 Admin

Sorry to see that DUCHESS CAT is missing.

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