Lost: WHITE FLUFFY RAGDOLL Cat Male In North East (TS25)

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2014-01-13 20:45 Unknown

I know he has been missing for some time, but I wonder if someone has been feeding him, and taken him in? You could set a trap if you could borrow one, or if you know someone who could set up a camera. The only other thing possible is to keep watch overnight, but I realize that would be very difficult if you have to get up for work. Keep us posted.

2013-09-09 17:21 radcades

I have been putting tuna out in my garden everynight and it been gone the next morning, now I know that this may not be Gizmo but does anyone have any ideas of how I can find out, thanks

2013-09-06 12:49 radcades

thanks for the tip, I will try it, its been a week now and still no sign iv put posters up all over and put him in the local paper, I have even put his litter in the garden to see if that will bring him back xx

2013-09-05 21:37 Unknown

Try cooking some chicken so Gizmo may be tempted by the delicious smell, or put say a blanket with hkis scent on (Or yours) as this may help bring him back. As Gizmo id neutered he is probably not too far away, and he may be nearer than you think. Knock on some doors, and ask around: you never know. I hnave 2 female cats (Spayed), and the food trick works for me when I want them to come in. Ikeep them in overnight. Good luckx

2013-09-02 11:48 Gino

Alerts sent to helpers in TS25.

2013-09-02 11:32 Admin

Sorry to see that GIZMO is missing.

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