Lost: Tabby And White Cat Male In South East (PO16)

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2015-11-21 19:32 Annie

Many thanks for sharing, Sharon. Thank you also for the found cat suggestion, but I have already been in touch to check this cat out as he does look so similar, and unfortunately he is not Charlie. Many thanks for the alert though x

2015-11-20 19:58 DogLostSharon - Social Media Volunteer

Please check the Found cat Doglost I.D. 94848

2015-11-20 19:32 DogLostSharon - Social Media Volunteer

I have shared with doglost FB group & Twitter. Hope Charlie is safely back at home soon. X

2015-11-19 08:46 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Alerts sent to helpers in PO16.

2015-11-19 08:32 Unknown

PS Also un-neutered male cats are at a higher risk from contracting feline aids than neutered cats. If you are on a low income you can get a voucher (Reduction) for neutering. Cat protection will advise you Hope handsome Charlie is home soon. Paws xd.

2015-11-19 08:04 Unknown

It` always best to have your cat neutered/spayed, because them they dont tend to wander too far, especially male cats who will go far and wide looking for a female to mate with Also they may get into fights, and may get wound infections, And father unwanted kittens. I would ask your son to let Charlie have the "Op" I have two spoayed females. Put some tuna in his dish, and keep calling him; night or early morning is best. Put something with his scent on such as his blanket/bedding, and place in a clran container, along with something with your son`s scent on too. Leave in the garden in a sheltered spot. Wipe his scent on all the garden fences (Inside and out) Put "Lost" posters through doors, and ask around. Try this too. Open a TIN of cat food with door wide open, as the sound of the opener, and smell of the food may help bring him back

Last edited: 2015-11-19 08:25:02

2015-11-19 01:12 Annie

I have added Charlie, who is my son's cat.
He is only 18 months old and quite a friendly little boy so we wonder if someone has taken him in.
He is microchipped but is not neutered so he may have wandered (he will be going for his op as soon as he is safely back home).
Please check all outbuildings, garages etc and also please share on Facebook etc
Many thanks

2015-11-19 00:54 Admin

Sorry to see that CHARLIE is missing.

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