How do I find a lost cat in London?
Call local vets, animal rescue centres (catchat.org is a good source for these), your local Cats Protection Branch (see cats.org.uk or call 03000 121212 for your nearest branch) & your local council’s animal warden service to see a cat fitting your cat’s description may have been reported as a stray or handed in.
What do you do if you find a lost cat?
Again, calling your animal shelter to let them know that you have found what you think to be a lost cat, so they can contact you if the owner calls in. If you do not have the capacity to care for the cat while you search for the owner, make sure to call your local shelter and ask if you can bring the cat in.
How long do cats go missing for?
It isn’t uncommon for cats to go missing for 24 hours, especially if they like spending a lot of time outdoors. In some cases, cats can even stay away from home for up to 10 days at a time.
Where should I look for my lost cat?
Here are some steps you can take to help you find your missing cat:
- Look carefully in all of the potential hiding places you can think of or find.
- Put your cat’s favourite food inside but very close to your door and leave the door open, watch from afar to see if your cat comes out from hiding, and wait patiently.
Can I take a stray cat to the vet for free UK?
If they are definitely a stray and it is safe for you to transport the cat, then you can take them to your local veterinary centre to be scanned for a microchip. This service is always free of charge and you will be able to check whether they have an owner. If the cat won’t come anywhere near humans, it might be feral.
How long before a stray cat is legally yours?
How long before a stray cat is legally yours? This isn’t as straightforward as you’d think. If the cat is microchipped or ID of some kind, it legally belongs to its owners, and they can claim their cat at any time. However, if you’ve made every attempt to locate the owner without success, you could keep the stray.
Where to find lost and found cats in London?
White cat found in East Finchley, Greater London (N3) [155578] Black and White cat lost in Lordship Lane , London (N17) [155450] Grey and White cat found in Muswell Hill, Greater London (N10) [155438]
Where to find black and white cats in London?
Black and White cat found in Palmers Green, Greater London (N13) [157503] Ginger and White cat found in East Finchley, Greater London (N2) [156355] Black and White cat found in East Finchley, Greater London (N2) [157148]
Where was black and tan dog found in London?
Black and Tan dog found in West Norwood, Greater London (SE27) [147109] Orange snake/reptile found in Abbey Wood, Greater London (SE2) [146842]
What to do if you have lost a pet in London?
When a submission is made, the information is immediately sent out to all animal rescue groups in the region in case any of them have information on your family member and at the same time it is posted to the lost or found section of the London Lost Pets website.