Lost: Black With White Spots On His Chest Cat Male In South East (BN6)

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2015-06-11 09:23 LizzieT

Thank you everyone for your suggestions - I will pass onto Beamish's owner and keep fingers crossed we get some news. Beamish is an old boy and really should be at home. He lives near a densely wooded area so looking for him is quite difficult. It is out of character for him to wander off. Thanks again.

2015-06-10 20:59 Unknown

Good idea Clarkey. Google www.cataware.org.uk for the information on finding a missing cat. Also check Pet register, and Gumtree online as they have lost, and found cats registered. Also check online Lost a cat Catchat whre they give lots of tips, on where to look etc It really is very good. Keep us posted..

Last edited: 2015-06-11 07:57:47

2015-06-10 13:45 Clarkey - Area Co-ordinator, East Sussex

Sorry to hear that Beamish is missing.
The link below is to Petlog page which has advice and information on how to find lost cats. I hope you find your lad very soon.
http://www.petlog.org.uk/pet-owners/advice-for-finding-a-missing-or-lost-cat/

2015-06-10 12:58 Unknown

Presume sheds, garages, and outbuildings have been checked? Also check behind hedges to see if he is unwell or injured. This happened to may cat once when she was caught up in a plastcic shopping bag. She was okay. Put treats on her plate, and keep calling him. Is he neutered? As neuter4ed cats dont tend to wander far. Put something with his scent on (Yours too), and leavein the garden in a sheltered spot. P ut "Lost" posters through doors too. PS Cats have a very good sense of smell, and can smell from a quite distance. Hope Beamish will be home soon.

Last edited: 2015-06-10 20:46:01

2015-06-10 10:57 Admin

Sorry to see that BEAMISH is missing.

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