Willow is Missing in Sandgate, QLD

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Lost Female Cat last seen Lost from Clayton Street Sandgate between 9th and 10th Avenue, Sandgate, QLD 4017

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

August 3, 2026

Location Last Seen

Sandgate, QLD 4017

Nearest Landmark

Lost from Clayton Street Sandgate between 9th and 10th Avenue

Name

Willow

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73283525

Species

Cat

Description

☎️ 0414 268 232 ☎️ 0416 116 368 Tabby cat / kitten with full tail. Desexed and Microchipped.

Message from Owner

🚨🚨🚨🚨 $500 REWARD FOR HER SAFE RETURN 🚨🚨🚨🚨 Our kitten ‘Willow’ escaped Monday 3rd August and we have been searching non stop with no luck. We have implemented every technique to attract her home or coax her out of hiding. Willow is so loved and we are heartbroken. Please help us bring our little girl home ❤️ ☎️ 0416 116 368 ☎️ 0414 268 233

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Mavis W.

2 months ago

Hope you find her❤️

Carmel W.

2 months ago

Hope she is safe and comes home soon.

Angelique K.

2 months ago

Look for furry babies at night when the world is asleep. Look up mumma cat calling kittens and either play it or imitate it yourself. Don’t for get smelly cat food tuna if they like it also their treats and their fav toy they come out of hiding anywhere from. kitty litter try outside also some of your dirty washing for them to smell their way home. Also check drains and people’s garages in the morning as they can get in there. Hope you find your furry baby soon and well. Huggles 💕💕💕💜💜💜

Erika S.

2 months ago

Never ever give up because miracles do happen 🙏🐾🐈💕

Marget B.

2 months ago

For the past four years there has been pet napping going on in Qld

Sue H.

2 months ago

Shared 4152.

Vee S.

2 months ago

I have alerted people I know living near. I hope you find her 🥹

Leonie P.

2 months ago

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Cherie S.

2 months ago

Try going out late at night or really early mornings when it's quiet and there more likely to come out off hiding or hear you calling and shaking cat biscuits as you walk your neighbourhood also check out street drains and call down them a favourite hiding place and ask neighbours or do a letterbox drop and get them to check sheds and garages incase it's accidentally got locked in or hiding also makesure microchip is up-to-date with correct phone number and details and ask them to put a red flag against it as missing. You can also try a torch at night to see shiny eyes reflecting back at you if there hiding under low shrubs and buildings and vehicles or neighbouring properties. Contact local vets and pounds even 24hr vets incase it's been found and taken for a microchip scan.

Hannie C.

2 months ago

😭🙏