Greater London, England Lost Male Cat, Baby Is Missing

Facebook Community Response

Anna K.

1 month ago

Here are some things to try. Indoor cats do not go far and hide down low and close by. Scared/Spooked cats also usually hide close by so call throughout the night from dusk to dawn shaking treats as cats will often try to return home between 1am - 4am. Knock on all the doors in the area asking people to check their gardens/under bushes/sheds/garages. If no joy then print posters to out through doors with photo on and asking people to check their gardens/outbuildings as not everyone is on social media so some folk wont know to check and cats may be hiding or stuck in somewhere. I hope your cat is home asap 🙏

Lesley C.

1 month ago

Shared Hackney

Paw S.

1 month ago

Missing cats really hits home 💔🐾 We see so many of these situations, and it’s always incredible how this community comes together to help when it matters most. Huge respect to everyone involved in trying to get this cat safe 🙏 At Paw Secure, we’re always following posts like this and it never stops amazing us how quickly people step up to help - It genuinely makes a difference. If this little one still needs help getting to safety, feel free to tag us — we’ll always do what we can to support or share for more visibility 🐾 Let’s keep this one moving and get the right people to see it ❤️

Nicola F.

1 month ago

Susan Phillips yes we have done that, we are gonna call around vets tomorrow, thank you

Susan P.

1 month ago

Can you leaflet all houses in street and behind ..put up posters.. check vets .. council. Knock on doors!! Put on all lost sites on FB and Community sites but please DON'T rely just on social media as not all on it.. and definitely not all on the lost sites .. good luck 🤞 prayers 🙏🙏 hope chipped and neutered

Polly B.

1 month ago

Think like a cat. Back gardens are their roads and highways. Remember ‘Carbonel’. Puss may be locked in somewhere and not everyone sees Facebook. Please put leaflets through letterboxes, on your block and the one opposite, with a photo and a mobile number, asking people to check their sheds and outbuildings. The WHOLE BLOCK. Many people who work full time and drive do not walk past lamppostss and see posters, so leaflets are best and have a greater reach. A mobile number is excellent in because people can text you to say ‘Puss was in my garden at No 14 last night’. Good luck!

Nicola F.

1 month ago

Jamie Penny thank you so much

Jamie P.

1 month ago

Sharing 😘

Nicola F.

1 month ago

Jenny Ratcliff thank you jenny

Nicola F.

1 month ago

Jenny Ratcliff my cat was only there for a few hours he doesn't know the person taking care of him that much but thank you for your advice I appreciate it