Lost: Ginger And White Cat Male In South East (UB8)

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2020-08-27 13:51 Unknown

I would also consider contacting Colin Butcher who used to work as a police detective in Surrey, where he stil resides, and now works as a pet detective. He has had much success in locating lost pets, whilst in the forces, and as a pet detective. is willing to travel travel), and not too far from you. His side kick is in the shape of black Cocker Spaniel named Molly who has been specially trained at a Dog Detective schol on how to locate missing cats with her very sensitive nose. She is believed to be the only dog in the UK to be able to do this. and has ,managed to reunite many, many cats with their owners. (She will not hurt the cat) For those on low incomes, pensions etc money donated will be used towards searches. (Private concern) His email is info@thepetdetectives.com Phone 01403 753 463. Maybe worth a call? Just because you can`t see a cat, it doesn`t mean they aren`t around, Paws xd.

For the record, Molly was a rescue dog; unloved, and unwanted. But has achieved so much with Colin.

Last edited: 2020-08-29 08:37:53

2020-08-27 11:02 Unknown

Contact as many vets; animal rescues too in the relevant areas, as sometimes a microchip can slip. Post in UB7 and UB8 areas too. {Post a LOST CAT ad in a Natiobnal newspaper too in case he has climbed into a vehicle. Paws xd.

2020-08-27 00:23 Admin

Sorry to see that BUDDY is missing.

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