Greater Manchester, England Lost Female Cat, Zara Is Missing

Facebook Community Response

Michelle D.

3 weeks ago

Any update please?

Christine S.

1 year ago

Hoping for a happy ending.

Geraldine J.

1 year ago

Empty vaccum contents in the garden put unwashed clothing on the washing line. Post leaflets through letter boxes asking to check sheds garages put missing posters up in and around surrounding areas also go searching at night with a torch cats eye's reflect off the light

Claire L.

1 year ago

Bianca Schepuck thank u ☺️

Claire L.

1 year ago

Anne Day yes, technically she’s my sons… I have Zara’s brother Ziggy… we all live in the same house though Yh

Claire L.

1 year ago

Manda Clayton thank u

Bianca S.

1 year ago

Shared

Claire L.

1 year ago

Carol Wilkinson I really so, she was my sons cat, he really misses her… I have her brother Ziggy… he misses her too

Carol W.

1 year ago

Claire Louise Don’t lose hope they have been known to find their way home even after 18monthd🐾🐾

Manda C.

1 year ago

LOST CAT ADVICE Put up posters and leaflet all neighbours to please OPEN sheds and garages for a little while in case he/she is trapped inside to give him/her chance to escape., put that he/she won’t just come out if called as will be too frightened (otherwise people don’t always check properly), put reward on your leaflets/posters if you feel you want to but don't say how much, keep sharing his/her picture, post on fb groups, vets and rescues etc...and someone will offer information or may have seen him/her, . Also tonight empty something from the vacuum outside and put his/her bedding on the line and he/she will smell the direction of home if he/she's just a bit lost. Also call him/her when its quiet/late as you walk BACK towards home, stopping and listening after each call so he/she could follow if they are nearby. Also check any nearby empty houses/allotments/cat hoarders/feeders/building sites etc…. Do also discreetly look in peoples windows and bedroom windows in case he/she has been taken in, it does happen. Search your garden and neighbours’ gardens regularly in case he/she is hiding under shrubs/hedges and inside and under sheds, they do this if they are injured as they often lie low for a while. If your pet is Microchipped, do inform the microchipping company that they are missing. Also make sure your details are up to date. If you can’t remember which company they are registered with, you can find out if you have their microchip number, http://www.check-a-chip.co.uk/ If your cat isn't chipped then please contact all vets and rescues, as if handed in you won't be reunited. Handing missing posters into the vets will inform the vet but customers will also see the posters. Also, If your pet is insured, the insurance may cover advertising and reward costs and even a search –contact animalsearchuk for more details. Also check/register on animalsearchuk.co.uk check Gumtree, (lost and found and also the ones for sale), nationalpetregister.org, all local vets/rescues etc.. rspca , Check Catchat.org and select your area to get a list of all local rescues to contact and post on local facebook selling and lost and found sites, and, as sad as it may be, you may have to check with your Local Council. Find a vets near you. UK Veterinary Surgery Web Sites. Every UK Vets' Practice Listed www.any-uk-vet.co.uk Dox direct do free missing pet posters delivered to your house if you don't have a printer https://www.doxdirect.com/order/ Good luck