Lost: Blue Point Cat Female In South East (TN17)

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2014-07-27 22:41 jamie

Yes she was neutered by cats protection league before we adopted her from them,18 months ago. She has always been very much a home cat always around the house and grounds, usually wherever we are summer is. We lock our cat flap at night so the cats aren't out during the night. She has never wandered before but I guess that's what everyone who has lost their cat says. Still holding on to the hope that she will find someone who will think to have her scanned for a chip, and we will be reunited, or that if someone has decided to adopt her that they'll realise how much we are missing her and return her. We are still offering a five hundred pound reward for information leading to her safe return.

Last edited: 2014-07-27 22:45:38 by jamie

2014-07-27 18:02 Unknown

Is Summer spayed? As experts reckon they tend not to wander too far from home. I have two spayed female cats of my own. Hope Summer is home soon.

2014-07-25 17:51 jamie

had a lady phone today after seeing advert in paper to say she's sure she saw summer yesterday sitting on a garage roof, backing onto Thatcher road in staplehurst.she described her as looking like a blue point Siamese but with stripey legs. This would be about five miles from my house but in completely the opposite direction from the last possible sighting, last weekend.
I will be heading over to poster the area tomorrow as I have not had any further sightings in hawkhurst area.you never know it could be her, a month today since she went missing so I'm hoping for some good news soon.

2014-07-20 14:09 Seeks

Jamie heavily poster round the area she was sighted...Leaflet letterboxes in the immediate area too if you can....Wish i was nearer but if you need posters let me know and I will do you a load and post them.

Really hope you can get her home soon x

Alison thank you so much for always being on the ball and helping so many get home. It was only an edited foot note as I didn't want to embarrass you...You just really are always thee to help!! xxx

Last edited: 2014-07-20 14:12:47 by Seeks

2014-07-20 13:30 Unknown

Looks like someone has taken her in, and is feeding her. You have been sighted, Summer, now get reunited.

2014-07-19 23:31 AlisonH

Email alerts sent postcodes TN17, TN18

2014-07-19 22:44 jamie

Thanks that's a great idea, I'll head over there tomorrow.
I have had two possible sightings of her the last in heartenoak road hawkhurst, near the fire station, today, although by the time I got there the cat had disappeared. It was said that the cat had no collar and looked skinnier than my picture( wouldn't be a huge surprise as she's been missing over three weeks). I returned and spoke to some local houses and put up a poster, I will get some more posters printed and leaflet the area on Monday. Fingers crossed it might be her.

2014-07-19 16:07 Paddy

There is a boot fair at Sissinghurst Cricket ground tomorrow Sunday might we worth some posters there.Good luck finding her x

2014-07-12 20:40 Unknown

She may hnave been picked up, in which case make her "TOO HOT TO HANDLE" Also take a look at Missing pet register, as lots of cats have been found, including Blues" Gumtree too"

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2014-07-11 20:34 jamie

Hi,thanks you very much for taking the time to comment and for your suggestions, summer is neutered. We have put out a blanket from her bed as you suggested. Her missing advert was on the front page of the local paper which came out today, I'm hoping for a call from someone to say they may have seen her, fingers crossed we will find her soon.

2014-07-11 17:04 Unknown

Hi Jamie. Try some of the tips I have put on Yoda`s page 71705. All worth a try. Paws xd, for the safe return of Summer Will be praying for your 4 year old too for her friend to come home.

Last edited: 2014-07-11 17:07:03

2014-07-10 22:17 jamie

We are desperate to find our beautiful cat summer, she has never wandered before. We are worried she may have been picked up by someone, she is extremely friendly and affectionate. We have contacted every vet and rescue centre locally and further afield, have put posters up and leaflets through doors. We have a large advert in the local paper this week. We just hope that being so distinguishable someone will know where she is and reunite us. My four year old is crying herself to sleep every night and I have no idea what else to do.

2014-07-10 21:56 Admin

Sorry to see that SUMMER SIGHTED is missing.

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