Worcester & District Cats Protection
Celebrating 30 years of cat care in Worcestershire
Registered Charity 203644
Lost and Found 
Is your Cat missing?
If you are a cat owner, you will know how worrying it can be when your beloved pet goes missing, below are some tips on where to start to find your cat
If your cat disappears.... then look in all rooms, cupboards, boxes, household appliances, e.g. washing machines. Sheds and garages, vehicles, gardens, hedgerows, lost & found section of the newspaper
Inform.... Neighbors, the police, local veterinary clinics, Local Cats Protection Branch on 07912 112381, local schools (children are observant as regards animals), Local RSPCA, Local PDSA, local Blue Cross, the cleansing department of your local council, your postman and milkman, newspaper delivery person, 'PetSearch' UK - contact 0121 704 4377
Advertise.... by putting posters on trees, distributing leaflets to shops, Post Offices, garages, local schools, veterinary clinics, local newspapers, radio, local notice boards, include a recent photograph of your missing cat
Finally.... The earlier you report your cat as missing, the more likely it is that he will be found. When your cat does return, DO inform any authorities who have been asked to look for him. Consider having your cat micro-chipped, but make sure if you move address that you inform the Micro-chip company of your new address.
Here at your local Cats Protection Branch we hold a register of cats that are reported to us as lost or found, it is worth giving us a call on 07912 112381 to check if we have any information on your cat.
You can also try the national Animal
Search
UK website who also have cats registered as missing
from the Worcestershire area.
They have also produced a video - Click
Here to have a look
LOST - HAVE YOU SEEN THESE CATS?
(Last updated 05/12/2011)
Please contact us at info@worcestercats.org.uk or telephone 07912 112381 if you have any information at all about any of these cats.
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Milo
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Milo
has been missing from Gallipoli Drive, Norton, Worcester,
since the afternoon of Thursday 17th November 2011. He is a two year old male cat who is neutered and micro chipped. He is tabby all over, apart from a creamy chin & a creamy triangle on his chest. He was wearing a black collar with silver paws, and it has a bell & an identity tag on it. Please contact us with any information. All of the family are missing him, including his brother Mitch. |
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Miles
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Miles
has been missing from Keswick Drive, Worcester since last
Saturday - 26th November He is micro chipped (Chip ID: 985121009493701) Please contact us if you have any information - we are missing him loads. |
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"One small cat changes coming home to an empty house, to coming home" - Pam Brown
