Lost: Pure White Cat Male In South East (ME2)

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2014-08-14 20:46 DogLostHelen - Regional Co-ordinator - Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridge

mistymoo I have E-mailed the link of the found cat to Jasper's owner for them to check x

2014-08-14 12:30 mistymoo

i have left you a message on the mobile number provided above thanks

2014-08-14 00:56 mistymoo

please let me know if Casper is still missing?, i have registered a cat that has been visiting my sister's garden recently that is very much like Casper, need to confirm the eyes,please let me know ASAP thanks here's hopeful

2014-03-25 11:23 Stroodsue

Do we know if Casper is still missing?
It is a good idea to have a knock on all neighbours doors weekly. Someone may have taken him in. Not knowing he is a missing cat! People.. Some are a pain like that/ feeding a cat just because they can. then the cat simply stays grrr.

2014-01-09 20:33 Unknown

Seeks. Good idea. You may be right, someone else may be feeding him. Try cooking some chicken/fish, or war some up in the microwave as the smell may tempt him back. Also keep tapping his food dish with some pilchards say, or sardines, as they have a very strong smell, and keep calling his name as he will know your voice of course. If possible, (And dry) place something with his scent on, bedding or his blanket; anything that may have his scent on. Put somethning with your scent on too. Doesn`t say if Casper has bee NEUTERED because if he has he will have a smaller territory than a cat that has not had the "Op" My beighbours cat went "Missing" for a week or two, only to be found a few doors away from his home being fed by someone else. I have two cats (Both spayed females) and know they rely such a lot on scent. Come on Casper, time you were back home with your OWN family. Good luckx Keep us posted.

2014-01-09 06:02 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Alerts sent to helpers in ME1,2,3,4.

2014-01-08 22:35 Seeks

Bless him, I hope he is soon home.

Have you tried leafleting your immediate area asking folk have they seen him and could they check he isn't locked in somewhere? I do that for mine and sometimes it means they come home soon after.

Will share him but got everything crossed he is soon back with you x

2014-01-08 22:22 Admin

Sorry to see that CASPER is missing.

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