Lost: Bengal Cat Female In South East (RM6)

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2015-05-29 02:17 TheKrazyKatLadee

Kimmybear - as per your comment below - Im sorry, Ive just noticed that I hadnt replied. Owners details are on poster but telephone number listed on this is correct. The owners name is rose. Still no sign of Sid.

2015-05-29 00:56 TheKrazyKatLadee

Thank you kindly - will check out first thing x

2015-05-28 11:49 Veronica

RSPCA Crewe and Nantwich facebook page posting.

This cat has been found and handed into a local vet. She is a Bengal. We think she is lost. She is micro-chipped but her first owners had sold her on and the trail has gone cold.

If you think you know her, please phone Pam on 01270 811 013.

2015-01-05 17:11 Bonny

found Shropshire...does not say sex of cat http://www.gumtree.com/p/pets/found-young-bengal-cat/1094917729

2014-11-05 13:19 TheKrazyKatLadee

Kimmybear - No she is not mine. I am helping the owner to look for her. We have done postering, spreading word around vets. I have emailed everyone possible, contacted lbbd lost & found, posted the poster above, on every lost and found site possible as well as how many facebook groups in and around the area, also extending out to neighbouring boroughs. The owner is devastated that Sid has gone as she usually sits on the back wall of garden but never goes any further. I have got a few more internet posts to do then I think I will have to have another think but any suggestions appreciated. Also advised owner to go calling around late at night when quiet, incase sid is trapped then she may her meow or respond in some way. Also how important the tone of your voice is important as I was told they sense if caller is anxious or annoyed in anyway but will usually come out if the normal tone of owner is used (crazy how clever these animals are )
Thank you everyone for your help - will keep sharing and hopefully, this mummy will have her baby home soon xx

2014-11-03 22:01 DogLostKimmybear - Area Co-ordinator, Essex & Hertfordshire borders

Michelle is this your cat? If not, do you have owner's details please? Print the posters and make this baby hot. Thank you. x

2014-11-01 09:01 Unknown

Maybe someone else is feeeding her locally. My neighbours cat once went AWOL for 3 weeks only to be found a few doors away being fed by someone else. Put some tuna/sardines on her dish, and call her whilst you tap it. Put somethning with her scent on; blanket say, and leave in the garden, with the scent of the person who normally feeds her. An old jumper perhaps. Post "Lost" posters through doors. Hope this pretty cat is foun soon. Keep us postedx

Last edited: 2014-11-01 09:03:59

2014-11-01 06:04 Gino

Alerts sent to helpers in RM5-8. IG2,3,5.

2014-11-01 01:29 Admin

Sorry to see that SID BUT REMY ON MICROCHIP is missing.

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