SALISBURY, UK: This is a special lost cat story. Frankie was missing for 2 weeks when his owners, Mr and Mrs Clarke, saw him in the window of a locked up Cancer Research charity shop. It seems that he had … Continue reading →
UPDATE APRIL 1, 2020 According to an April 1 post in Examinerlive.co.uk, Bolt returned on Wednesday morning at 5am, with staff reporting that he’s lost a little weight “but is otherwise OK”. Doting carers now plan to fit Bolt with … Continue reading →
NEWS/OPINION – Stockport, UK: the Manchester Evening News reports another disturbing example of how local authorities in the UK can carelessly dispose of a domestic cat that has been lost and killed either on the road or, in this instance, … Continue reading →
SCOTLAND: This is a story with a twist about a microchipped, female cat who was missing for a year and who was found in a disused cinema. She was rescued by the RSPCA who had to obtain the cinema owner’s … Continue reading →
The story of Andy Whittley’s cat Wilma is sadly educational and a reminder that not all local authorities (councils) discharge their responsibilities properly or so it appears. Wilma was micrchipped and she had a collar with an identity tag. Wilma … Continue reading →
Sheppey, UK: Seven years ago John and Jude Kinloch moved home from Gillingham to Sheppey, Kent, UK. After their move their cat, Tabs who was 12 at the time, disappeared. He was lost. It transpired that he had returned to … Continue reading →
This is an example of a domestic cat trying to return to his home range (the territory that he feels is his home) after his owner moved home. But he failed and got lost. I am sure that this happens … Continue reading →
“The woman that found him saved his life, but the microchip brought him home.” I have a particular fondness for cat stories which involve truck drivers because I think it’s great that truck drivers sometimes like cats and have them … Continue reading →
This problem has happened before quite a few times. In each case the outcome was fraught with difficulty. I believe that I know the legal answer and therefore the correct answer but cat rescue organisations don’t always follow good legal … Continue reading →
I first wrote about Murphy in May 2018 to put the word out about the tabby beauty who’s been missing from the Raleigh, North Carolina area since August 5, 2017. You can find that article by clicking here. Tar Heel … Continue reading →
