Lost: Tabby With White Chest And Tummy Cat Male In South East (RM9)

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2015-07-23 16:19 Unknown

LoopyLurcher. I too had to keep my eldest cat in for four weeks, as she had been straying for some time.

Last edited: 2015-07-23 16:21:37

2015-07-23 13:59 LoopyLurcher

Presume you have alerted previous owner that he's missing?
I kept my cats in for over 4 weeks when I moved as they'd lived at
old address for 14 years & needed 'bonding' with new house.
Hope Zeke turns up safe & soon x

2015-07-21 21:56 Unknown

Firstly check all outbuiuldings such as sheds, garages. greenhouses, and look behind hedges to see if he has been injured. Good that he is neutered as then they wont stray too far normally. Put some tuna/sardines in his dish (Or something he really likes), and keep calling him. Also put something with his scent on, such as his litter tray or blanket, and leave in the garden, along with something with your scent on too. Place in a sheltered spot. Put "Lost" posters through doors. Also put posters through doors near to where he used to live. As you have said he may be trying to find his way back there. There is a site online called Catchat which gives many more tips on how to find your lost cat. Just goodle Catchat lost cats. Hope Zeke is home soon. Paws xd.

2015-07-21 21:07 AlisonH

Alerts sent to RM9

2015-07-21 20:27 Admin

Sorry to see that ZEKE is missing.

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