Denham, England Lost Female Cat, Booji Is Missing

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Hannah A.

35 mins ago

After 6 weeks, don’t lose hope. Many cats are found months later, often very close to where they went missing. Keep putting food, water, and a familiar scent item outside, check sheds, garages, and outbuildings, and ask neighbours to physically check enclosed spaces rather than just looking through windows. Continue posting regularly in local groups and contact nearby vets, rescues, and microchip databases. Wishing Boogie a safe return home. Additional suggestions: * Search quietly at dawn, dusk, and late evening when cats are most active. * Leave unwashed bedding or clothing with the owner’s scent outside. * Place a camera near food stations if possible. * Distribute flyers within a few hundred metres of where Boogie went missing. * Revisit properties already checked, as cats can become trapped after initial searches. * Ask delivery drivers, gardeners, and maintenance workers in the area to keep an eye out. I hope Boogie is found soon. ❤️🐾

Gary Y.

1 hour ago

[ ] Don’t put their litter/litter trays out as this can attract other cats which may then deter your cat from returning to their territory [ ] Best time to check is 2/3am when it’s dark and quiet [ ] When you go searching always take a Torch as that will reflect the cats eyes in dark places. go searching late and early when its quiet, shake treats, call and listen and wait , cats need time to respond [ ] Look up Trees/roof tops, empty houses, church yards, cellars [ ] Look In hedges, bushes, bramble, ditches [ ] Under decking and under sheds garages, tarpaulins , behind meter box [ ] Behind bins and under cars in case injured [ ] Down any steep embankments, rabbit holes, ponds, drains, water butts [ ] Gaps In between fences and buildings, [ ] Ask people to leave sheds garages open a while to give a trapped cat time to escape as they wont just run out, they hide in fear [ ] When searching in bushes etc,get down to cat level as its easier to see them or use walking sticks upside down for ease, using the L ....shaped handle ....for moving bushes aside to gently search [ ] Put posters up and leaflet houses [ ] Check any CCTV/ring door bells and ask neighbors to check also, see if he was picked up or got in a vehicle [ ] Put familiar smells out, , blanket, empty hoover contents in garden [ ] Hang your used unwashed bed sheets out, t shirts, smelly socks [] Make sure there is a way for your cat to get back in your house, even when you are asleep, maybe wedge open the cat flap, or leave a window open [] Ask postman to keep a look out, let him have a leaflet, they go to most houses daily [] Contact all vets in the area, the local council, cat rescues and microchip company to let them know and flag them up as missing [] Contact ‘Harvey’s Army North’ on Facebook who will make you a poster with all the relevant information on that you can then share and post through letterboxes and on lampposts [] Share with all local vets/councils/rescues in the area asking them to put it up in their reception/offices [] Also put them on the Nextdoor app and PawBoost.

Mark S.

2 hours ago

I highly recommend contacting https://www.facebook.com/share/1BQyujDnrs/. They helped reunite me with my dog, Max, after he went missing. Their team was responsive, supportive, and very efficient in tracking lost pets.

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