Reunited Female Cat in West Dunbartonshire Council, Scotland G81 2EX (ID: 73320000)

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Donidon P.

5 days ago

Sheds garages outhouses lockups cctv ring doorbells

Linda K.

6 days ago

Jj Bc please don’t leave her litter tray out as other cats can and will use it thereby defeating the purpose. Put her used litter in a plastic bag, punch holes in it and tie it to washing line or out of the window so that familiar scents go airborne to guide her home. X

Beryl S.

6 days ago

❤️🙏💜Sending HOPE ❤️❤️

Jj B.

6 days ago

Linda Kinnon uve left food water her litter tray and her box for carrying her where I last seen her, im gonna go out about 3 am tonight with a torch and search all the garxens on my side and the ones parallel. Hopefully find her a little worried since I javent seen or heard her since 5 am

Linda K.

6 days ago

I hope this helps - Please ask your neighbours if you can check their garages (including the rafters), sheds (inside, up `neighbours doing this but to check yourself as kitties do not always come out of hiding for a strange voice. Also check under decking (use a torch), bin stores and any other outbuildings. Check under shrubs/bushes ensuring you push any foliage right back so that the ground is exposed in case she is trapped. Check under cars and also gently tap the bonnet. Put any used litter or the contents of the hoover into a plastic bag, punch holes in it and tie to the washing line so that familiar scents go airborne to help guide her home. Do NOT put out her litter tray as other cats can and will use it thereby defeating the purpose. Alternatively, peg dirty washing/her bedding on the line. The best time to look for her is very late at night or the early hours of the morning when all is quiet (5 am is a good time). Take a torch with you as the light will reflect off her eyes (preferably with a red light so she is not startled). Also take some smelly food in an open container (sardines, tuna, own food heated up). Alternatively, if she has a favourite treat shake a bag of them. Do not shout on her; just gently call her name and listen for her miaow. If she is chipped contact the Microchip Company so that her record is flagged as missing. Also contact all local vets and Scottish SPCA in case she is found and handed in. Cats Protection will add her to their Facebook Lost page if you contact them as will DogLost (they do kitties as well). If possible, print off flyers and put them through neighbours’ doors a few streets in each direction from your home. Also put them on bus shelters, local shops, etc. If you don’t have access to a printer DoxDirect will print 50 posters free of charge. I have shared for you and I hope she is back home with you soon. Here are some other recommended tips that may help. Please beware of Scammers. Do not pay anyone to find your pet.

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Jj B.

6 days ago

Linda Kinnon thank you I havent seen or heard anything in hours so starting too get worries

Linda K.

6 days ago

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Reunited Cat in West Dunbartonshire Council, Scotland G81 2EX

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