Lost: Brown And Black With Patterns Cat Male In South East (WD24)
- Dog ID 66467
- Status Lost
- Registered 23 Mar 2014
- Name JINKSY
- Gender & Breed Male Cat
- Age Adult
- Colour Brown and black with patterns
- Marks & Scars If you look closely to jinksy back you could see a distinct pattern of pitch fork and like leopard p
- Tagged No
- Microchipped No
- Tattooed No
- Date Lost 19 Mar 2014
- Where Lost Watford on jubilee road
- Lost In Region South East
- Lost In Post Area WD24
- Date Reunited
- Other Info Missing cat Jinksy went outside like normal days and he knows the area well but unfortunately never came back and still missing. Jinksy is very Petite and tabby cat he wasn't wearing any id tag or collar. Another thing is jinksy doesn't eat cat food he only eats chicken breast and ham. He is aware of strangest won't approach a stranger. He doesn't like to be hand held only if he wants too. Jinksy is an adult cat age 7 years which is unusual that he went missing.
- Listed By Erikadines
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- 2014-04-15 23:06 Patlucky
- Fingers crossed for safe return of Jinksy
- 2014-03-28 10:22 Erikadines
- No luck at all! Posters are put everywhere now just hoping he will come back x
- 2014-03-27 20:44 Unknown
- Hi Erikadines, have you had any sightings or news yet x
- 2014-03-24 13:10 Unknown
- It is always best to have your cat neutered or spayed as then thney dont tend to wander as far. Experts reckon that a neutered tomcat will have a territory of about 4 large garden spaces: females two. Have posters been put up in the area he used to live? My eldes cat was semi feral (Nice natured), and had been straying fo I was advised to keep her in for a month; which I did. Not easy I know. I have two female cats, both spayed. Hope ypur mum`s cat is back soon. Paws xd.
- 2014-03-24 09:30 Erikadines
- Thanks janiejewel1649 yea I'll pass message to mum. He is not neutered I though maybe he is in season but he never been missing for soo long whenever he used go out he would come and eat then go out again I think what makes it harder they only moved to that area one year ago and 3 months so still quite new xx
- 2014-03-23 20:53 Unknown
- If Jinsky likes chicken, then try warming some up, as then he may not be able to resist the delicious aroma. Is someone else feeding him? Also if he is neutered he may not be far away, as he will have a smaller territory: a full tom will travel far to find the ladies. Put something with his scent on (Bedding), place in a container, and leave in a dry spot in the garden. Place something inside with the owners scent on too. Cats rely very much on scent. Take DL advice, and put small "Lost" posters through as many doors as you can. Good luckx Keep us posted
- 2014-03-23 16:12 Unknown
- Emailed some advice over there is lot that can still apply and will hopefully help as well x
- 2014-03-23 14:22 Erikadines
- Thanks it's my mums cats iam just helping her
- 2014-03-23 14:00 Gino
- Alerts sent to helpers in WD17,18,23,24,25.
- 2014-03-23 13:31
- Sorry to see that JINKSY is missing.
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