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Kit is Missing in Felthorpe, England

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Lost Male Cat last seen Car park area behind hses, Felthorpe, England NR10 4EE
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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

April 23, 2026

Location Last Seen

Felthorpe, England NR10 4EE

Nearest Landmark

Car park area behind hses

Name

Kit

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

72820154

Species

Cat

Description

Grey and white. Quite a big cat with short legs.

Message from Owner

Kit was being dropped off at Hallswood animal sanctuary with his brother whilst I’m in temporary accommodation. Kit escaped before we got to the gate! Spotted in Felthorpe a day later. Kit was a feral kitten and will not come to you. If you see him please let me know immediately and don’t try to catch him.

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Jan B.
4 months ago
To find a cat lost in a new area, start by thoroughly searching your home and immediately surroundings, including neighbor's properties, as cats often hide close to home. Create and distribute posters, and post online on local social media and pet finding websites to spread the word. Contact your microchip company, local vet practices, and animal rescue centers to report your cat missing and check if they've been found. Also, neighbors at your old address, as some cats instinctively try to return there. Don't give up; leave familiar items like a used litter box or a blanket outside to help guide your cat home. Immediate Actions 1. 1. Search Thoroughly:�Check every room, cupboard, and hidden space inside your home, as your cat may be hiding. ����� 2. 2. Search Your Neighborhood:�Walk around your property and talk to neighbors, asking them to check their sheds and garages. ����� 3. 3. Contact the Microchip Company:�Report your cat as missing to the company where its microchip is registered to prevent someone else from changing the details. ����� 4. 4. Contact Local Vets:�Alert local veterinary practices in case your cat has been injured and brought to them for help. ����� 5. 5. Contact Rescue Centers and Shelters:�Get in touch with local animal rescue organizations and shelters to check if your cat has been handed in. ����� 6. 6. Inform Your Old Address:�Contact residents at your previous home, as cats can sometimes return to a familiar territory. ����� Spread the Word 1. 1. Make Posters/Flyers:�Create clear, large posters with a photo and description of your cat, and include your phone number. ����� 2. 2. Distribute Posters:�Place posters at key points in your neighborhood. ����� 3. 3. Use Social Media and Online Platforms:�Post on local Facebook groups, Nextdoor, and dedicated lost/found pet websites. ����� 4. 4. Check Online Databases:�Register your cat with national databases like Animal Search UK, which maintain lists of lost and found pets. ����� Attract Your Cat Home 1. 1. Use Familiar Scents:�Place a blanket or a piece of your clothing, along with some used cat litter, near your front door to help guide your cat by scent. ����� 2. 2. Offer Food and Water:�Leave out food and water, particularly near your house at night, with a window or cat flap open for your cat to return through. ����� Never Give Up * Cats can go missing for extended periods, so it's crucial to keep searching, posting, and checking with shelters. � * Many cats hide nearby, so focus your search on very local areas.
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