Missing Cats - Lost & Found

If your cat has gone missing... Click here!

If your cat has gone missing or you think you have identified a stray, please choose your subject from the list at the bottom of the page

Neutered or un-neutered cats can easily get themselves lost, especially when the weather warms up. The natural world becomes more active & distracting at certain times of the year, particularly in spring. They do not intentionally stray from their territory & may need help finding home & safety again. A cat which has lost its way will reside in a new area, sometimes closer than you might think, & try to scavenge resources/food wherever it can. Individuals may be buffeted further from their homes by resident stray/feral or entire tomcats of the area. Only extremely lucky animals find their way home again by themselves.

The advice for re-locating lost pets & the knowledge in this section stem from universally recognised guidelines, 1st hand experiences & some very real lost & found cases.
Please find guidelines for re-locating lost cats in this chapter...

"Thank you so much, i went off looking for her & found her. She is now filthy, still hungry, but curled up in bed. I told our vets about your website"

Gemima's family 13/04/10

Because of her owners quick response with posters & publicity, attention was paid to Gemima in the streets. She was very fortunate to be noticed while still wearing a collar & id tag, she had gone further than anyone had thought.

A cat wearing a collar doesn't automatically mean it is not lost. Please keep an eye our for any animal behaving oddly.

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The information on this website comes with years of experience from cat rescue centres, & an oxford diploma in felinology (with distinction)

The information on this website comes with years of experience from cat rescue centres, & an oxford diploma in felinology (with distinction)

When you find your cat, please consider raising found posters to encourage people in future cases

When you find your cat, please consider raising found posters to encourage people in future cases