My lovely moggy Ella went missing last Wednesday, but this morning.... she turned up again!!! After a whole week! I'm so relieved, time to pull down the lost posters, call off the rescue centres. I went looking every day and night up and down the street, through fields, by myself calling out feeling very silly, asking everyone to check their sheds etc. for miles around. No-one had ever seen her. She obviously has a secret place to go to - one with a ready supply of field mice no doubt, and she seemed fine even though it was cold. I'm just here to say don't give up hope! Keep looking, and hopefully you'll have a happy ending too. They certainly put us through emotional turmoil! She;s going to be kept in now certainly over winter.

Here's a picture of her looking happy to be back, but sleepy...

seconding that,wookiee.
glad to hear of a kittehs safe return.
ella is an absolute cutey.

perhaps the madam had gone on an adventure holiday with other females and toms-like club eighteen to thirties for cats? with mice/bird crawls instead of pub/bar crawls and plenty of grass and expensive carpet/furniture laid out to purge on afterwards when she has overdone it?
like to think of several of mine who had disappeared without trace [sox and tom tom] are having a great adventure.

sorry to be a bit morbid,but without that physical evidence,there is every chance they are still out there,hope is always there.

Really, it's a very horrible moment when you love someone very much and your loved ones lost somewhere. An indoor cat that escapes from the house is much more likely to become frightened and lost, so it's extremely important that she wears collar. So, for avoiding this situation I always keep a collar and an identification tag to my pets. Microchip is also an good alternative and it doesn't hurt them. It is also very helpful to find them if they get lost or stolen. But a collar and a tag is still the easiest way to identify your pet. Hope, it would be helpful for other pet lovers.