Hello,

When my cat went missing after 17 years yesterday I wanted to show a photo next to the report but despite resizing it many times in different programs trying for hours last night I still can't get it to upload.

It's case number 9350, a female English longhaired tabby. No neighbours have seen her, I've also put out posters and leafletted but she doesn't have a collar or chip. I realised she was unwell and had rung the vet the night she then disappeared but she does seem to have gone to ground somewhere. We get foxes out here at night being so near the Heath and time is of the essence now as it's been 2 nights in the rain that she's gone. If she's still alive I need to get to her qu[/size][/font]ickly. Can anyone help at all please?

Many thanks,

Camilla

Hi Camillia,
Can you email me the photo and I will add it to the listing for you,

PM sent with my email address,

Steve

Hi Camillia,
I have added the photo to your listing and hope Littlest returns home very soon,

Steve

(13-08-2008 12:41 PM)Steve Wrote:  Hi Camillia,
Can you email me the photo and I will add it to the listing for you,

PM sent with my email address,

Steve

Thank you very much!!

Well, having cut away all the hiding places in the garden this afternoon, she's not there. My friend is just about to help me get through the undergrowth at the back of all the gardens between heavy showers, too. Failing that, here's hoping someone sees her and spots she needs help and contacts me on here, as I couldn't raise all the neighbours when I knocked. You're doing a grand job running such a register, I know I've found lost seeming cats wandering about before and had to rely on local posters to try to match them up.

Cheers,

Camilla

Your welcome Camilla, postering the area is still the best way to find and missing cats along with shop windows etc... You can never put enough posters up!

(13-08-2008 05:19 PM)Steve Wrote:  Your welcome Camilla, postering the area is still the best way to find and missing cats along with shop windows etc... You can never put enough posters up!

She's been found!!! Hiding under the eaves on a neighbour's roof. An eagle eyed friend spotted her, not answering our calls as we chopped through the undergrowth which she was watching us do.

I have to keep her on my lap as she's v thin & exhausted and then off to the vet tomorrow. Would you remove the missing report for me please as I didn't see how to do that yet and need to leave this machine again now.

Thanks so much for all your help, will be back in touch later.

Camilla

Hi Camilla,
Greta news, really pleased your cat has been found, i have taken off your listing for you,

Cheers
Steve