Lost: Black With White Spot On Chest Cat Female In South East (BR1)

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2015-10-20 21:29 Unknown

Put something with her scent on. sch as her blanket/bedding, and put in a clean container, along with something with your scent on too. Leave in the garden in a sheltered spot. Wipe her scent on all your garden fences, and gates too. As suggested put as many posters as you can in and around the aea, and ask around. If she is spayed possibly not too far away. As Millysmum suggested food night or early morning is best (Stay safe) Hope she is home soon. Dont forget to check behind hedges, and bushes. Someone may be feeding her

Last edited: 2015-10-20 21:32:21

2015-10-20 11:57 Dog WardenCroydonDogWarden

Hello. Most Councils don't scan dead animals for a microchip...make sure you call Bromley Council's street cleansing team and find out what their procedure is incase God forbid, little Brenna has had anaccident. Awful thought but it does need to be ruled out x

2015-10-19 20:39 Millys Mum

I'm so sorry to hear that Brenna is missing. Did she go missing from home? Has she gone missing before? Have any changes taken place in your house or in the immediate area, for example any nearby building work or new neighbours? Where in Bromley is Gareth Grove? Make sure you get as many Missing posters up as possible. It would be a good idea to get a batch of mini-flyers to your local Royal Mail sorting offices (plus a couple of large posters) for posties to carry with them on their rounds. Make sure you go out when it's quiet and check any nearby garages. Take a dish and fork or a box of dried food. STOP, tap the dish or shake the box, LISTEN and WAIT for a few seconds before moving on. Also check the windows of ALL local properties (both upstairs and downstairs) just in case Brenna has sneaked in to an empty property. Make certain ALL local vets are informed and also receive a poster, including Foxgrove Road Vets in Beckenham who provide emergency cover for all local vets and who are open 24/7.

2015-10-19 19:30 DogLostDebbie - Area Volunteer, South London

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2015-10-19 19:23 Gino

Alerts sent to helpers in BR1-5,7. SE6,9,12,20,26.

2015-10-19 18:31 Gino

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2015-10-19 16:59 Admin

Sorry to see that BRENNA is missing.

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