Lost: Light Grey Cream And White Striped Cat Female In North West (LA9)

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2014-06-17 00:53 Seeks

Sorry your girl is missing and will share her.

I too have one that takes a very short time for the skin to get bad if not treated so really do feel for you. Do the posters or even just hand written notes asking folk to check their sheds and garages and will keep everything crossed for you xx

2014-06-16 18:52 Unknown

First of all look inside cupboards, sheds etc, in case she is locked in. One of my cats once went "Missing", and I found her inside a suitcase; she managed to clamber in when I accidentally left the zip partially open: she is still alive, and kicking:-) If she is not spayed she may have gone looking for a mate, as she will have the urge when "In season" Put sardines in her food bowl, and keep calling her name whilst you tap it. If possible put something with her scent on, put in a container, and place in the garden or grounds; put something with your scent in too. Take DL advice, and put small "Lost" posters through doors, Always best to have your animal microchipped too. Good luckx

2014-06-16 12:38 Gino

Alerts sent to helpers in LA8,9.

2014-06-16 11:13 Admin

Sorry to see that SKITTLES is missing.

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