Lost: Tortoiseshell Cat Female In South East (PO7)

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2014-07-18 10:00 Melissa

Yes I phoned them earlier in the week but they hadn't had anything. The mystery continues :-(

2014-07-17 19:46 Lynda

I don't wish to be a downer but have you checked with Havant Council in case they've picked her up too ? They have to record any animals found.

2014-07-17 10:09 Melissa

Thank you for all the advice. I've put posters up, alerted the microchip company, phoned around all the vets etc, put flyers through doors (got a few more to do this afternoon), i've also put something of hers and a piece of my clothing out in the garden for her to try and help. She has literally just vanished. I'm hoping she has just been shut in somewhere while someone has gone away...although with this hot weather I worry even more about this :-(

2014-07-15 20:27 Unknown

Spayed females tend to stop near their home. No wonder though why vets call them "Naughty Torties" Try putting some sardines on her plate, and call her, whilst you tap it. Put something with her scent on, and place in a clean container. along with something with your scent on, and leave in a dry place in the garden. Take DL advice, and put small "Lost" posters through as many doors as you can. Good luckx

2014-07-15 11:49 Gino

Alerts sent to helpers in PO6,7,8,9,17.

2014-07-15 10:29 Admin

Sorry to see that BRANDY is missing.

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