Animal Search UK

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• Referral from October 22, 2017
  

  Yvonne B. asked:

  Can anybody please help I have a stray cat living in my garden it’s taken over my cats house. I can’t take it in as My cats are so stressed out they won’t go in there own garden anymore I have contacted several cat protection agencies and no joy as of yet. Does anybody know of any cat foster with room to take this kitty please?

  

  Heather G. replied:

  This website might be worth a try. https://www.animalsearchuk.co.uk/

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• Referral from November 7, 2015
  

  Natasha C. asked:

  My grandparents have lost their cat, does anyone on here know of a page I can post something on?

  

  Mazzy B. replied:

  Also try registering on:http://www.animalsearchuk.co.uk/

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• Referral from November 6, 2015
  

  Julie R. asked:

  Shared post- Found in Bentley area someone must recognise her? x

  

  Sharon W. replied:

  Claire, please post his details on www.animalsearchuk.co.uk 😃

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• Referral from October 15, 2015
  

  Kayleigh W. asked:

  Im sorry if this is not allowed but desperate for some help! This beautiful cat has been missing from Stanway road in shirley since Sunday evening. She is known by tia and is greatly missed, if anyone has seen her or knows of someone who has can you please get in touch. If you live by there can you check your sheds or check your gardens just in case she is stuck anywhere, she never usually goes missing. Any help whatsoever would be greatful

  

  Ilona C. replied:

  Have you posted an appeal on Solihull Updates page? Also register on Animalsearchuk.co.uk. Is the cat neutered and microchipped?

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• Referral from July 3, 2015
  

  Debbie C. asked:

  I've been feeding this lovely boy since I moved in 4 months ago and my neighbours say they have been feeding him since last year! He is extremely friendly and has a lovely temperament. My daughter put a post on here a few weeks ago and although other local people said they had seen him around no one new anything about him. Today I decided to take him to the vet to see if he's micro chipped - and he is! The bad news is that he is from Spain so they are unable to get any details of his owner. It seems so strange to me that you would love your cat enough to go to the trouble of bringing him over from Spain and then abandon him! I thought it was worth putting him on here again and asking if any one knows him or knows of any Spanish people that have lived in the NR3 area that may have owned him? He's such a lovely boy.

  

  Emily B. replied:

  Bless him. Maybe worth registering him on www.animalsearchuk.co.uk and seeing if he's on there. Were there no further details on the chip like his previous address ?

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• Referral from June 23, 2015
  

  Kerry D. asked:

  This cat is in my garden almost everyday seems to be a stray as hes very cautious around people cant get hold of him to take him vets to check for tag does anyone know if he belongs to someone , bentley, doncaster

  

  Valerie H. replied:

  ADVICE IF YOU HAVE FOUND A CAT If the cat will let you approach him, make up a paper collar with a note on saying: "If this is your cat please call this number...", so that you can ascertain whether the cat is definitely stray. Place it round the cat's neck and secure the two ends with a small piece of sellotape (don't put sellotape right round the whole thing as that can be dangerous if the cat gets caught up anywhere). If no-one calls in 24 hours you can be fairly sure it is most likely lost or stray, then proceed as follows... A simple Cat Shelter ADVICE IF YOU HAVE FOUND A CAT if the cat is hungry, please feed it, and provide clean water, (not cows milk, as many cats and kittens are lactose intolerant) If you cannot take it into your home, please make sure there is somewhere dry and waterproof outside for shelter. This can be as simple as a cardboard box covered with a bin liner or clingfilm, and weighted down against the wind, or tucked under a bush for stability. Ideal bedding to put inside is a thick layer of straw, which acts as a heat-conserving 'nest'. Alternatively, a jumper or towel will do, but this should be changed regularly as these retain moisture and can encourage mold or mildew. contact your local animal rescue groups, in case they have been reported as lost - contact details for rescues across the UK appear on our: Shelters Pages give the cat's description to local vets in case the owner contacts them, and if possible, take the cat to a vet who will check for a microchip - for details of vets in your area go to: www.any-uk-vet.co.uk phone Petlog on 0844 4633 999 Or visit: www.petlog.org.uk so that they can check their 'lost cat' records for your area. phone the RSPCA helpline to register the cat's details, as they match up lost & found cats across the UK: 0300 1234 999 Check the “Lost a Pet” galleries (searchable by area) to see if the cat has been reported lost, here: www.animalsearchuk.co.uk check the lost & found notices in your local paper post details on our forum under 'Lost & Found' »» the Cat Chat Forum make up a small notice saying 'Cat Found' with a description, which can be displayed in local newsagents, shops etc. It is a good idea not to give a full description of the cat, so that if someone contacts you saying the cat belongs to them, you can check those extra details with them to know if they are the genuine owners, and not just someone after a ‘free cat’ (Template ‘Found Cat’ posters can be obtained from the Cats Protection helpline: 03000 12 12 12) if the owner cannot be traced, and you are not able to adopt the cat yourself, contact your local rescue centre as above, so that they can arrange to take the cat in for rehoming. If you intend to keep the cat, take him to a vet for a health check, and to arrange for him to be neutered and microchipped

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• Referral from June 10, 2015
  

  Rachel D. asked:

  Missing cat West Road, Newcastle area of Bridgend. 2yr old black cat called Marcellus but microchip name Otis. Very timid amoung strangers and likely to be hiding somewhere dark. He has been missing since Sat 6th June early morning. He had a small lump/possibly abscess on his back so I need to get him to the vets urgently now. If you see him please contact me on here or on 07847002696.

  

  Tom W. replied:

  Hope you don't mind me commenting here. I'm sure my organisation can help. You might have tried Animal Search UK already , but if not we are recommended by cats protection and we specialise in reuniting cats dogs horses and other pets. It's free to register photos and a good description of lost AND found pets. Then our system sends you any reports of pets reported lost or found that may match. The very best of luck ! Follow this link: www.animalsearchuk.co.uk

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• Referral from May 29, 2015
  

  Caroline B. asked:

  Black & white neutered tom cat, microchipped. Last seen 10.00 pm Wednesday night in Altham/Martholme Grange area. Local area/outbuildings etc all checked. Please share, I need to find my boy.

  

  Michele E. replied:

  Please have a read of the help tips below . Go out looking / calling for your cat rattling some food that they like. Look under bushes cars, listen at garages and sheds in case they have got shut in by mistake. -if they are shy and nervous go out at night too when it is quieter. Calling for them. ... . Ask your neighbours to keep an eye out for your cat and leave a picture and your phone number . Post missing posters through doors, in local shop windows, even in your car window. Some insurance companies help provide posters etc for missing cats so do phone your insurer. . Place little piles of used cat litter around your property to enable the cat to smell their way home hang either the blanket or bedding they sleep on on the line so they can smell it or if we use aftershave or perfume... that they would be used to stick something of ours on the line. Scatter their used cat litter around your property if theyre pregnant or shy make sure to look in boxes in peoples gardens and small spaces, behind sheds etc . Put your facebook picture as your cat and your status saying when missing and where etc and ask others to share it also. . Phone all local vets and animal rescues including pdsa, rspca and cpl .When contacting above people make sure you have your cats Chip number to hand . Log as missing on as many missing pet websites as you can find and also check the found sections for your county and neighbouring county. Try and include a good photo or two and as much info as you can about the cat to make it easy for people to identify. . Sadly also contact the local council to see if any rta's have been reported/collected. When you do find your cat dont forget to tell everyone! As it clogs up the system with cats that are home otherwise. National missing pets websites https://www.facebook.com/CatAwareFriends http://yorkshirecatrescue.org/ http://www.nationalpetregister.org/ http://www.animalsearchuk.co.uk/ www.mymoggy.com/ http://www.lostmycat.org/ http://www.animalsreunited.co.uk/ http://www.catsreunited.co.uk/ Cat forum with lost and found and list of rescues for each area/ county http://www.catchat.org

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• Referral from May 28, 2015
  

  Mark B. asked:

  Whitey 13 year old male cat Been missing since Wednesday night in the hill street / alma pub area of Baxenden Please Please if you know where he is or see him get in touch I REALLY need him home

  

  Mandy R. replied:

  . Go out looking / calling for your cat rattling some food that they like. Look under bushes cars, listen at garages and sheds in case they have got shut in by mistake. -if they are shy and nervous go out at night too when it is quieter. Calling for them. ... . Ask your neighbours to keep an eye out for your cat and leave a picture and your phone number . Post missing posters through doors, in local shop windows, even in your car window. Some insurance companies help provide posters etc for missing cats so do phone your insurer. . Place little piles of used cat litter around your property to enable the cat to smell their way home hang either the blanket or bedding they sleep on on the line so they can smell it or if we use aftershave or perfume... that they would be used to stick something of ours on the line. Scatter their used cat litter around your property if theyre pregnant or shy make sure to look in boxes in peoples gardens and small spaces, behind sheds etc . Put your facebook picture as your cat and your status saying when missing and where etc and ask others to share it also. . Phone all local vets and animal rescues including pdsa, rspca and cpl .When contacting above people make sure you have your cats Chip number to hand . Log as missing on as many missing pet websites as you can find and also check the found sections for your county and neighbouring county. Try and include a good photo or two and as much info as you can about the cat to make it easy for people to identify. . Sadly also contact the local council to see if any rta's have been reported/collected. When you do find your cat dont forget to tell everyone! As it clogs up the system with cats that are home otherwise. National missing pets websites https://www.facebook.com/CatAwareFriends http://yorkshirecatrescue.org/ http://www.nationalpetregister.org/ http://www.animalsearchuk.co.uk/ www.mymoggy.com/ http://www.lostmycat.org/ http://www.animalsreunited.co.uk/ http://www.catsreunited.co.uk/ Cat forum with lost and found and list of rescues for each area/ county http://www.catchat.org

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• Referral from May 28, 2015
  

  Christine C. asked:

  Lost kitten in stoney hill area of bromsgrove but he may have travelled quite far.thus is my neighbours kitten which she got from a rescue centre.we are putting up signs and dropping flyers and have contacted local vets ...if anyone else has ideas for tracking him down please let me know.thankyou

  

  Margaret L. replied:

  Register him with www.animalsearchuk.co.uk and www.petslocated.com

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• Referral from November 2, 2014
  

  Julie T. asked:

  Not local but still hopefully the power of social media will know someone who knows someone in or around that area :-)

  

  Bev W. replied:

  Put up posters and leaflet all neighbours to please OPEN sheds and garages for a little while in case he/she is trapped inside to give him/her chance to escape., put reward on your leaflets/posters if you feel you want to but don't say how much, keep sharing his/her picture, post on fb groups, vets and rescues etc...and someone will offer information or may have seen him/her, . Also tonight empty something from the vacuum outside and put his/her bedding on the line and he/she will smell the direction of home if he/she's just a bit lost and call him/her when its quiet/late as you walk BACK towards home so he could follow if he/she's nearby. Also check any nearby empty houses/allotments/cat hoarders/feeders. Do also look in peoples windows and bedroom windows in case he/she has been taken in, it does happen. Search your garden and neighbours’ gardens regularly in case he/she is hiding under shrubs/hedges and inside and under sheds, they do this if they are injured. Also check/register on animalsearchuk.co.uk check Gumtree, (lost and found and also the ones for sale), nationalpetregister.org, all local vets/rescues etc.. rspca , Check Catchat.org and select your area to get a list of all local rescues to contact and post on local facebook selling and lost and found sites, and, as sad as it may be, you may have to check with your Local Council, best of luck xx Find a vets near you. UK Veterinary Surgery Web Sites. Every UK Vets' Practice Listed www.any-uk-vet.co.uk We have entries for every UK Veterinary Surgery, right down to the smallest branch - well, that's our aim - please tell us of any we've missed. Cat rescues: Local Cats Protection branch - 03000 12 12 12 Local RSPCA - 0300 1234 999 Local PDSA - 0800 917 2509 Local Blue Cross - 01993 822 651 Missing Pets Bureau - 0870 1600 999 Pet Search UK - 07844 316 943 Updated 09/02/2014 hope this helps x Find a vets near you. UK Veterinary Surgery Web Sites. Every UK Vets' Practice Listed We have entries for every UK Veterinary Surgery, right... ANY-UK-VET.CO.UK Find a vets near you. UK Veterinary Surgery Web Sites. Every UK Vets' Practice Listed We have entries for every UK Veterinary Surgery, right... ANY-UK-VET.CO.UK hope this helps x Lost Cats & Dogs - FREE Lost Pet Search Service | Animal Search UK The UKs Leading Missing Pet Search Service and... ANIMALSEARCHUK.CO.UK

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• Referral from July 25, 2014
  

  Becci L. asked:

  We are pet sitting 2 elderly white and tabby cats who escaped from their new home last night and won't be familiar with the area. Could you please keep an eye out in the east moor village/great park area? They do not have collars and may not be microchipped. Many thanks

  

  Kelly J. replied:

  Saw this & thought of you For missing CATS try the following..... Willows cat shelter 01915366221, St Francis rescue 0191 4569613, Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter on Claremont Road 0191 2322878 / 0191 2150435, Cat protection Maureen 0191 4203180, Brysons 0191 4875858, Ark on the Edge contact Pat 01833 630505 mob 07970802286 www.arkontheedge.org.uk, Pawz for Thought 0191 5491982, Animal Krackers 0191 564 1812, Safe Haven Cat Rescue 2739554 Contact your local council just incase god forbid they have been picked up on the road . They have to keep records for health and safety Check with all your neighbours, ask them to look in sheds / garages If the cat is a pedigree check with the breeder Advertise them missing on the following websites www.doglost.co.uk (this one is a MUST)www.animalsearchuk.co.uk, www.nationalpetregister.org www.gumtree.com, www.preloved.co.uk, It's FREE - Also look in the found section too Post a "PUBLIC" photo on your facebook wall with as much information on as possible including your phone number and get everyone to share. VETS Vets4Pets, Sunderland, 0191 548 7200 / South Shields 0191 456 2211, Kings Road Vets Practice, The King's Rd, Sunderland, 0191 549 3535, Roker Park Vets, 35 Roker Park Rd, Sunderland, 0191 516 0056, Blythman & Partners, Sunderland, 0191 529 5500 / South Shields 0191 456 4209 / Gateshead 0191 478 4042 / Newcastle Upon Tyne 0191 284 1711, Williams & Cummings Veterinary Group, 47 Otto Terrace, Sunderland, 0191 567 3722Willows Veterinary Centre, 2 Stanhope Rd, South Shields, 0191 456 3366, Westoe Vets, 157 Westoe Rd, South Shields, 0191 456 1087, Sheriff's Highway Veterinary Hospital, Gateshead, 0191 487 1681 / Newcastle, 0191 488 3092Vets Now, Stoney Lane, Gateshead 0191 4696926Easy Vets, 1 Brewery Lane, Gateshead, 0191 469 2232, Value Vets, Fewster Square, Gateshead, 0191 495 2127, Premier Vets, 61 Dartmouth Ave, Gateshead, 0191 491 4400, PDSA, Sunderland 0191 5160636 / Gateshead, 0191 438 2881/ Newcastle, 0191 214 6800, First Vets, Lowerys Lane, Gateshead, 0191 491 5855, Metro Vets, 381 W Farm Ave, Newcastle, 0191 270 9639, Westways, 426 W Rd, Newcastle, 0191 274 7910, Strachan, Tyson & Hamilton Vets, 36 Heaton Rd, Newcastle, 0191 265 3998, Moorview Vets, Moorview/Station Rd,Newcastle, 0191 256 6990, Dragon Vets, Concord House, Speculation Place, Washington 0191 417 6923

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• Referral from July 15, 2014
  

  Kirsty-Donut L. asked:

  This is a long shot, I found a black & white cat on Tonbridge Road, near the Shell garage in Wateringbury/Teston. The cat did not have a collar and isn't microchipped. If anyone has a missing cat that lives there, or if anyone knows anybody that does, please get in contact. Could people please share this post, as I would like to reunite the cat with its owners. Thank you

  

  Julie W. replied:

  check on here hun, sombody may have posted him...if not you can post him for free xxxx http://www.animalsearchuk.co.uk/

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• Referral from February 22, 2014
  

  Jo F. asked:

  missing !!! westhoughton Bolton area :-((

  

  Barbara H. replied:

  As he been registered on www.animalsearchuk.co.uk ? x

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• Referral from June 6, 2017
  

  Beverley P. asked:

  Shared Post> Does anyone recognise? Waltham Cross area

  

  Babs P. replied:

  Pop on to petslocated.com and ANIMALSEARCHUK.CO.UK (THEY ARE USED BY RSPCA AND CATS PROTECTION, AND THIS IS WHAT THEY WOULD ADVISE ) xx

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• Referral from April 25, 2017
  

  Debbie D. asked:

  """"""""REUNITED""""""""""" Black cat been hanging around my mums in the mossley area for a few days, crying and seems lost. No collar.... very friendly so clearly used to contact and being around someone...please get in touch if you know where she lives

  

  Babs P. replied:

  That is good. Can she be put on to AnimalSearchUk.co.uk for the owner? xx

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• Referral from January 7, 2017
  

  Tracy C. asked:

  Still missing our daisy cat. On The Shires estate Droylsden/Littlemoss. Please, please, please check sheds and garages any information please get in contact we have a very sad two year old girl. Thanks in advance

  

  Babs P. replied:

  Is Daisy on animalsearchuk.co.uk AND PETSLOCATED.COM? xx

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• Referral from April 10, 2016
  

  Anthi V. asked:

  ***14.04.16 UPDATE: The cat has been seen around Maiden Lane Estate where he normally lives but is too scared and cannot be approached. If anyone manages to approach him or if you have any 'tricks' to suggest, please do! Hi all, one of my neighbours has lost their cat around the area of Agar Grove /Maiden Lane in Camden. Just posting the relevant poster with info to get in touch if you see anything. Thanks.

  

  Babs P. replied:

  AnimalSearchUk.co.uk is good x x

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