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 male tabby cat in the Rutland Ave, Castlefield area of High Wycombe. Please call if you have any information.

LOST:

TC was last seen on 5th July and he is a ginger and white short haired cat with white paws and a white chest / tummy. He is 15 and we are very concerned that he may need urgent veterinary treatment as he is diabetic and on insulin injections. He does not wear a collar but he is microchipped. He went missing from the Downley Common area. Maybe heading back to Bryants Bottom following our recent house move. Seen or found please ring: 01494 436 475 or 077 473 497 48.

Trixie is a short haired tortoise shell cat, lost from Beaconsfield. She is around 10 years old and does not wear a collar. She was last seen on the 7th May 2010. Contact Number: 01494 670807

Cassie is a 2 year old grey/brown tabby with a flffy tail, missing from Penn Street area since Friday 23 April. She is chipped and was wearing a red collar. Any info, please call Mike or Sarah on 01494 714246.

Alfieis a 2 year old Tabby last seen in Lincoln Park Amersham on Monday 15th March 2010. He is quite a hunter and may have stayed too far. Please call 07876 747266 if you have any information.

Dexter is 12 months old and completely white. Dexter also doesn't wear a collar but is microchipped. He is also neutered so cannot be used for breeding. Dexter was last seen at home at 4pm on March 9th 2010 in Mead Platt, Stokenchurch.

PLEASE GET IN CONTACT WITH OUR BRANCH IF YOU HAVE ANY NEWS REGARDING DEXTER.

 

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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.