Status
LOST
Date Last Seen
May 23, 2026
Location Last Seen
Enfield, England
Nearest Landmark
EN2, Enfield
Name
Daisy
Sex
Female
PawBoost ID
73417985
Species
Cat
Description
Ginger and white with a ginger patch on her right paw (our left)
Message from Owner
Hello members, Four months have now past and sadly there is still no sign of my three-year-old cat, Daisy, who went missing on Saturday 23rd May from Enfield, North London. She’s ginger and white with a ginger patch on her right paw (our left), she’s chipped, spayed and doesn’t wear a collar. As you can imagine, having no news of her being seen or found after all this time is very upsetting. I’m extremely worried about her and hope has diminished. Everything has been done to try and find her, such as going out in the evenings with a torch and dreamies, checking sheds, garages, alleys around our hse/street (Weardale Gardens), posters in neighbours’ letterboxes/displayed in surrounding streets, leaving food, water, her blanket, dirty clothes and hoover contents in the garden. The vet, the microchipping company and the council street cleaning department have been informed multiple times too. So I continue to ask you to please keep an eye out for her if you live in Weardale Gardens/Kynaston Road/Farr Road/Lancaster Road/Baker Street/Gordon Road and beyond. Please double-check under decking/bushes/shaded areas/your sheds/garages, front/back gardens and when out and about. Also, if you could check your Ring doorbell footage, if you have one, that would be appreciated. If you do find her or see her, please take a photo and send it via WhatsApp using1. If you call me, and you don’t get through the first time, please provide a voicemail with as much information and detail as possible. Such as exact locations rather than just a road and postcode. Due to the level of scammers I’ve had to deal with, I need to be 100% sure that whoever gets in contact is genuine. I can’t deal with time wasters. So, please don’t be offended if I ask a lot of questions, ask if you’re AI, request multiple images/videos or wish to check images for AI detection. Which I urge any owners who have lost pets to do. Thank you very much
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