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Reunited Cat in Greater Manchester, England M14 7QB

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Status

REUNITED - reunited after 15 hours, 57 minutes

Date Last Seen

October 1, 2026

Name

meg

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73460741

Species

Cat

Description

Mostly white with black splotches and tail. Pink nose. Yellow green eyes.

meg's Owner Says

Tha k you so much for the advice - found her two blocks away scared and hungry, temped her home with treats. She is safe, and sitting in her basket like nothing happened.

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Carol M.
1 week ago
Get that flea carrier grounded , causing all that worry ,little bugger 😈😈❤️❤️❤️
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Chris H.
1 week ago
Great news 👍
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Hannah S.
1 week ago
Anne Day thank you I am already in that group and she hasn't appeared on it yet.
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Anne D.
1 week ago
Shared x
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Anne D.
1 week ago
Hannah Schofield It's worth joining Cats/Kittens FOUND In Greater Manchester They post found cats only and there are new posts on every day x
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Anne D.
1 week ago
Hannah Schofield Put posters up in your area and in local businesses ,cafes, newsagents,schools,libraries, shops,train/tram/bus stops etc.Also post through letter boxes .Give leaflets with a photo of your cat and your contact details to your local postman, binmen, milkman window cleaner and parcel delivery people and ask them to keep an eye out for you. Doxdirect will do 50 free posters for you x https://www.doxdirect.com/help/free-missing-pet-posters/
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Anne D.
1 week ago
Hannah Schofield 🐈‍⬛️🐾 Some tips to help your cat find their way home 🐾🐈‍⬛️ Go out looking and calling for them when it is quiet late evening or night time. Take some food or treats with you ideally hot chicken or tuna . Shaking a packet of dreamies or a box of treats is often helpful. They may be frightened, injured or trapped so can't or won't come out of hiding easily so be thorough in your search. Walk towards your home rather than away so they can follow your trail. Take a torch so their eyes can reflect off it. Take a cat carrier with you too as may help make it easier to get your cat home if they are frightened or injured . Ask neighbours and the streets around you to see if anyone knows of their whereabouts. Knock on doors and ask them to double check their gardens, sheds, car bonnets, outbuildings and under decking. Leaflet through doors and put posters up in your area. Share with as many missing cat pages as possible and use the power of social media. Leave anything with a familiar smell outside. They can smell it from up to a mile away and it can lead them home. Unwashed clothing on your washing line is good because you can swap it out every 2-3 days to refresh the scent. If chipped, contact the chip company and make sure your details are up to date. Cats can be handed into vets or the council so contact your local council and vets in and around your area too. Hope you find your cat soon.
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Brian S.
1 week ago
Susan O'keeffe Hi! You seem like a warm and interesting person, and I’d be happy to connect with you. If you don’t mind, please feel free to send me a direct message. It would be lovely to get to know you and have some good conversations with you.
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Brian S.
1 week ago
Jennie Wray Hi! You seem like a warm and interesting person, and I’d be happy to connect with you. If you don’t mind, please feel free to send me a direct message. It would be lovely to get to know you and have some good conversations with you.
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Brian S.
1 week ago
Hannah Schofield Hi! You seem like a warm and interesting person, and I’d be happy to connect with you. If you don’t mind, please feel free to send me a direct message. It would be lovely to get to know you and have some good conversations with you.
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