Reunited Female Cat in Poynton, England SK12 1PW (ID: 73115506)

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Janet T.

2 weeks ago

Purrrfect News x

Jennie W.

2 weeks ago

Great news❤️

Vicky A.

2 weeks ago

thank you everyone she has been found!

Cathy C.

2 weeks ago

I really hope she is home soon x

Jane K.

2 weeks ago

Give all details of Nova to the local postal sorting office and also to your own postman/postwoman. Posties are great as they go everywhere and see all. Good luck 🐈

Claire C.

2 weeks ago

I'm hoping she is an indoor cat that escaped? Hi If you haven’t already done so, please also put something with their scent and your scent, such as their bedding, hoover contents etc outside to help your pet follow the scent home. Also, get neighbours to check out buildings. If you have a smartphone, Nextdoor is a good app to download to send alerts to users in your neighbourhood. Peg out some clothes aswell with a scent in it as it allows them to follow the scent home. I hope she is home soon x

Carol L.

2 weeks ago

Put posters up in your area with pics asking people to check sheds and garages maybe shut in the flyers through doors will help you to, go out late at night shake food box and call, listen for cries, may be caught up or trapped

Derek G.

2 weeks ago

Best wishes for a speedy return 🙏 X

Saz H.

2 weeks ago

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Saz H.

2 weeks ago

Next check all the surrounding streets, again checking under bushes and in undergrowth. If there are fields/woods nearby, thoroughly search these too.Check any empty houses as cats can get through the smallest of spaces. KEEP doing all these things as when scared cats go into survival mode and may not even respond to their owner at first. Make posters/fliers and put them up anywhere and everywhere (eg stuck to telegraph poles and similar). Stick one in the back window of your car. Local shops, post office, pub, local primary schools (small children are incredibly observant) anywhere really. Ask local vets to display a copy. Speak to local postman and dog walkers to ask them to keep an eye out.