A Michael Broad Blog
This “old boy” as he is described in the poster was reported missing in 2008 from the Kingswood area in Bristol, UK. He’s been wandering around alone by the look of him for more than 10 years. He’s been found. He returned home basically but people are trying to find his owners so that …
I think US$10,000 is the biggest reward that I have seen for finding a lost cat companion. The last cat flyer read: “$10,000 reward for Vail’s safe return home”. I offered £500 when my cat was lost which is a fraction of this reward. The cat in question is a Doll Face Persian. This …
Lilly, a black cat, went missing in 2009. Alex Elliott, her guardian, was extremely upset and then eventually had to assume that she had been killed on the roads. She’d put up posters in the usual way but then gave up hope. The years rolled by. This month she was reunited with her cat …
A man picked up the wrong cat from the Paws on Parkside boarding cattery in Moteuka, New Zealand. There were two grey tabby random bred cats at the cattery. The markings were similar but noticeably different and they also had different eye colour. Their body shapes were different as well. Despite the difference, this …
By Daniel Richardson Owning a cat is a great way of adding joy to your life, however there are times when the responsibility of owning a cat can be stressful. In fact there are few things worse than the stress of losing your cat. There are several reasons why your indoor/outdoor cat may disappear …
A mom (mum) on Mumsnet asked “When do you stop looking for a lost cat?” It is a good question but I think the answer is pretty clear: never. Or to be more accurate, you can stop looking actively say within several weeks perhaps but never stop hoping that he or she might return …
Your cat is lost. Perhaps he is an indoor cat and he escaped or an indoor/outdoor cat and he did not come back home. Where is he likely to be? There are some likely places. Returned home If you have moved to a new home which is quite near to your former home (say …
There is a much lower reunion rate between cat owner and cat at animal shelters than is the case for dogs because cat owners wait too long before checking with the shelter when their cat is lost.
