Merseyside, England Lost Female Cat, Subah Is Missing

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Wavertree C.

3 days ago

Lost pet Maybe consider making a public post on your own FB wall to then share across groups. The more info the better chances of locating. Not everyone scrolls through pictures, key words can help finders locate your post if found. Pet description including any distinguishing features Eye colour Female/male Name Chipped Date missing Beginning of postcode Area Local groups (check rules 1st) Maybe Scouse Pets 2 Moggies & Doggies Merseyside Penny Lane Gossip 2 (Humour Allowed) Try neighbours asking to check ring doorbells, cctv, you may have neighbourhood whatts app group. The app nextdoor. Maybe try pawboost and doglost website ;)

Thea F.

3 days ago

Bump

Thea F.

5 days ago

Lesley Pollard this gives me hope thank you i have went out every morning at around 5-7 am and called for her but no sign

Thea F.

5 days ago

Gillian Pike i have asked but im not sure how many have actually checked

Thea F.

5 days ago

Jayne Ali no not that cat sadly, Subah is a girl and is brighter and more slim thank you so much though x

Lesley P.

5 days ago

I am sorry your cat has not come home. All of the information given is good advice. I would just add most cats are found close to home within 10 houses or so and 8 out of 10 are trapped in somewhere. So extremely important that you speak to all of your neighbours methodically missing no one out. They may know your cats routine. Ask if you can search garages, sheds etc when they are not there. People who don't have cats don't always know where to look or appreciate how well they can hide. Also cats tend to go deeper into hiding if they hear a strange voice. Failing this ask them to leave doors open so your cat can leave if inside. If there is anywhere you have not been allowed or able to search yourself get as close as you possibly can and call your cats name gently. Always listen very carefully and wait a while before moving on. Remember to check under shrubs and under and between fences. Do not rely on neighbours to do what they say they will do. Please check, check and check again as cats that are scared often don't respond even to owners voice for several days. Go with your gut instinct and don't be afraid of being a nuisance. Keep speaking to your neighbours. Also worthwhile speaking to posties and delivery people. It is your voice and familiar smells that will encourage your cat to come home if it can. I don't think your cat is far away.

Jayne A.

5 days ago

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5 days ago

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Gillian P.

5 days ago

Can you get your neighbours to check their sheds and garages

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