If you have lost or found a cat that is not listed here, please call our lost and found register on 01494 676702.

If you have found one of the cats listed here please call 01494 676702 or email cats@theartpartnership.co.uk

FOUND:

Stray kitten about 4/5 months old. Black and fluffy with big brown eyes and quite tame, found in Grove Lane, Chesham.

 

stray

This young black and white cat has become a frequent visitor to a house in Booker Lane (HP12) in High Wycombe - is hungry and appears to be lost. Any info, please get in touch with CPL.

 

FOUND on 22.12.11 - young neutered male tabby and white cat. Body brown tabby with white chin, chest and belly. He also has 4 white paws. He was found in a field just off Haw Lane in Bledlow Ridge. Please contact us if you have more info about this cat.

 

LOST:

Lia is a grey British Short hair and has been missing from White Lion Road in Amersham since 22nd January. She does not have a collar but she is identi-chipped. Please contac tus with any information.

 

Tabitha

Tabitha has been missing since New Year's Day from behind Rye Park, off Keep Hill Wood Drive in High Wycombe. She is a 15 year old Tabby Cat - very friendly and quiet. Please contact Cats Protection with any news.

maddie

Maddie is a Singapura female and is 18 months old. Lost since Nov 12 from Grymsdyke, Prestwood. She is microchipped. ANy news, please call 07778 846933 or contact CPL.

timmy

Lost from Woodcock Avenue, Walters Ash since 7th Sept - Timmy - a pure black cat, about 18 months old. No collar. Any info, please contact Cats Protection.

Lost in waterside chesham. His name is patch and he is a silver and black tabby pedigree British shorthair. Is seven months old and not neutered. He has one eye due to left eye being injured when he was younger. He has been missing for two weeks now. Any info, please contact Cats Protection.

 

nelly

Nelly - 18 month old female neutered cat (no collar) - missing since Wednesday night 25th May. She is registered with Wycombe Heights vets. Went missing from : Potter Row, Great Missenden - call 07786 134228

Milo

MILO - went missing from Bowler Lea in Downley on 28 April. Milo is coming up to one year old, a pure white albino with no markings and without a collar. He is chipped and the owner is offering a reward for his return. Any details, please contact Cats Protection or call 07917 807051.

tortie

Female cat aged 10 months disappeared on 26th April - she is calico tortie. She was wearing a pink glitter collar with flowers on it and went missing in Totteridge are of High Wycombe. Any info, please call 07977 457058.

grey lost

Grey/Blue male cat last seen Thursday 21st April 2011. Lost from Conifer Rise high wycombe. Any details, please call or email us at Cats Protection.

 

Little grey tabby cat called Bubbles - has not come home to Latchmoor Avenue, Chalfont st Peter/Gerrards Cross since Friday 25th March. She has never strayedbefore and is a small 1 year old girl. She is very timid and shy. She was not wearing a collar but is microchipped. Any info, please call us on 01494 676702.

 

black lost

Large black cat gone missing from Beaconsfield Old Town (near Crazy Bear) since 22nd November. He is large and over 4 years old and has a distinctive lump on his back near the top of his rear right leg. Any news, please get in touch with Cats Protection at 01494 676702 or email cats@theartpartnership.co.uk

 

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If your cat or kitten has gone missing, don't despair. Most return of their own accord, sometimes several days later. However, here are some steps you can take to try and help:

Look in...

• all rooms
• cupboards
• boxes
• household appliances,
eg washing machines
• sheds and garages
• vehicles
• gardens
• hedgerows - watch for snares
• lost and found section of your local newspaper

Inform...

• neighbours
• local veterinary surgeons
• local schools - children are observant as regards animals
• your local Cats Protection Branch
• local RSPCA
• local Blue Cross
• the cleansing department of your local council
• your postman and milkman
• websites such as Petsearch UK / Pet Detective / Lost Pets UK and Pet Hunters
• newspaper delivery person

Advertise...
• posters on trees, distribute leaflets to shops, Post Office, garages.
• local schools, newspapers, radio
• local noticeboards, including a recent photograph of your missing cat
• offer a reward

Finally...

• the earlier you report your cat is missing, the more likely is that it will be found
• when your cat does return, DO inform any organisations who have been asked to look for it
• have your cat microchipped

Have you found a cat?

If you've found a cat that you think matches the description of any here on our site, please email cats@theartpartnership.co.uk or call us on 01494 676702. You might also consider some or all of the following:

if the cat is hungry, please feed it
if possible, take the cat to a vet who will check for a microchip, and you can ask if anyone has reported a similar cat missing
if no microchip is found, you could produce some small 'Cat Found' leaflets to be put in newsagents and distributed in the area it was found

Doing these things is often very successful in reuniting a cat with its owners and it is important that these procedures are carried out before Cats Protection takes the cat in for rehoming. Once we take in a cat, we must keep it for at least seven days before we can rehome it.