| Cats Reunited |
| Cats Protection Inverurie
in collaboration with a few other North East branches
have tied together the Lost and Found registers of
the numerous Cats Protection branches in the North
East to provide a central information source. You can
view it at http://www.cats-reunited.co.uk. |
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Things to do if you have lost
a cat. |
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Search your property thoroughly. |
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Check sheds and outhouses
close to your home. |
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Walk the neighbourhood, talk
to everybody you come across, and leave your phone number. |
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Put up posters within a 3-mile
radius of where your pet was lost. In shops, vets, libraries
and police stations. |
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Offer a 'large' reward. |
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Visit your local
rescue centre, phone Cats Protection. |
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Place an ad in your local
newspaper. |
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Check the newspaper found
ads every day. |
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Put an ad into local radio,
Northsound and NECR. |
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Place a sticker in your car. |
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Consider contacting other
areas. Cats can hitch lifts in cars, vans and lorries. |
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Advertise your loss on Internet
sites such as www.petplanet.co.uk,
www.petsearch.co.uk,
www.petdetective.co.uk and
www.cats-reunited.co.uk |
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Don't give up! |
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Make a Poster |
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If you have lost
a cat, making a poster to advertise the fact around your area
sometimes brings results. You can do this by filling in our Poster
form with details of your loss and this will generate a
poster which you can then print off. |
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Things to do if you find a
cat |
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Make sure that the cat really
is lost. Ask around your neighbours, it may just be a new cat. |
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If you can keep the cat yourself,
advertise the fact that you have found it. |
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Walk the neighbourhood, telling
people you have found a cat. |
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Tell the police, local vets
and the local branch of the Cats Protection and any other rescue
centres in your area. |
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Take the cat to a local vet,
to see if it is electronically tagged. |
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Listen to local radio to see
if any one has lost a cat, if not ask local radio to put 'your'
cat in their lost and found spot. |
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If you cannot keep the cat
yourself hand it in to the police or your local branch of the
Cats Protection. |
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Advertise your find on Internet
sites such as www.petplanet.co.uk, www.petsearch.co.uk www.petdetective.co.uk
or www.cats-reunited.co.uk |
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Don't give up! |
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