Lost: LEOPARD PRINT Cat Male In Wales (SA10)

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2013-01-04 16:20 skippy

Catchat website has a great action plan of things you can or should do. Many of these will be the same as for finding a lost dog, - but link is here if there is anything you haven't thought of yet - http://www.catchat.org/lost.html

They also have a list of local rescues all of who might be contacted if a cat is found
http://www.catchat.org/adoption/walessw.html
http://www.catchat.org/adoption/waless.html

I also assume you have contacted all your local vets - make sure they all get his details. Cats tend to travel a little less than dogs so lots of fliers through local doors can be really effective. Encourage neighbours to check garages and sheds to make sure he hasn't got himself shut in somewhere. Keep an eye on windowsills of any empty houses or houses where neighbours may be on holiday.

I work with a cat charity close to where I live (not close to you I'm afraid or else I'd help on the ground) and almost without exception it is the posters and fliers that bring lost cats home.

Good luck with your hunt - he might just waltz in again at any time. They can be little monkeys when then want to be!

2012-12-30 15:20 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Alerts sent out to helpers in SA6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13.

2012-12-30 14:05 DogLostAngus

MISSING DATE IS NOVEMBER BUT i don't have the day

Charlie has not returned home since November
Lost in the Neath area
Small male, 3-4 years old, neutered and chipped
Distinctive “leopard print” marks along his side
Very timid and doesn’t like being handled

2012-12-30 14:02 Admin

Sorry to see that CHARLIE THE BENGAL CAT is missing.

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