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Billie is Missing in Greater London, England

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Lost Female Cat last seen East India Dock Basin, Greater London, England E14 0JW

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

June 21, 2026

Location Last Seen

Greater London, England E14 0JW

Nearest Landmark

East India Dock Basin

Name

Billie

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73054821

Species

Cat

Description

Grey, white and beige cat with a grey line running down in between her eyes. Fluffy tail with green eyes

Message from Owner

She is friendly but skittish. 50/50 chance of staying still or running away. She doesn't bite and when she is scared she will crawl into your armpit for safety. There is a reward for her if found! Last possible siting was the East India Dock Basin as i got reports of a number of dog owners hearing meows and their dog(s) barking at bushes

Facebook Community Response

Hannah A.

24 hours ago

Return to the area at dawn, dusk, and late evening, when cats are most likely to feel safe enough to move around and respond. * Focus searches around East India Dock Basin, especially dense bushes, undergrowth, sheds, stairwells, car parks, and quiet sheltered spots where a frightened cat may be hiding. * Place unwashed bedding, worn clothing, or a familiar blanket near the last known location to help Billie pick up familiar scents. * Ask local dog walkers who reported hearing meows to keep listening and checking the same areas. * Distribute posters to nearby residents, marina staff, security personnel, delivery drivers, and local businesses. * Check with local vets, rescue groups, and animal wardens in case she has been found and handed in. * If using food, choose strong-smelling options such as tuna, sardines, or warmed wet food, but monitor the area so wildlife doesn’t consume it first. * If Billie is spotted, avoid chasing her. Sit or crouch down, speak softly, and let her approach. Since she seeks safety when frightened, a calm and familiar voice may encourage her to come closer. * Consider setting up a wildlife camera or humane trap near any location where meows have been reported, especially if sightings remain unconfirmed.

Mairi A.

1 day ago

She’s beautiful - hope she comes home.

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