Lost cat: Black & white cat called Jack - Bicester area, Oxfordshire

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Jack

Name:	Jack
Breed & Species:	Moggy (short haired) cat
Colour:	Black & white
Went missing:	14 years ago (22 March 2010 at around 19:00hrs)
Location:	Hampden Close, Bicester, Oxfordshire OX26 4, UK
Health:	Healthy
Age:	15 years old
Sex:	Male
Collar:	No
Microchipped:	No
Markings:	He is mostly black, but has white on his belly and the tips of his back paws and up his hind legs. Small patch of white on his face, looks a bit like Felix.
Circumstances:	He was let out that evening, and hasn't been seen since.
Our ref:	PR30597
Posted on:	24 March 2010
Posted by:	NickCarpenter - PetsReunited

Hampden Close, Bicester, Oxfordshire OX26 4, UK

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24 March 2010 at 10:13

Report received on the Animal Finders system.

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24 March 2010 at 10:33

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24 March 2010 at 10:33

Report approved by Administrator.

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24 March 2010 at 11:05

Report distributed to relevant organisations on the Official Alert Network for Bicester.

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24 March 2010 at 11:10

Report distributed to Local Pet Watch members within a 3 mile radius of last known location.

NickCarpenter - PetsReunited

27 March 2010 at 21:41

We had a call from Bicester Vets this evening. Jack had been taken in to the vets by some kind people having found him in a bad way on their doorstep in Moor Pond Close. He's got a bad injury to his leg which has become infected. The vet thinks that he was injured around the time he went missing. He's in a bad way, but his owners have been in to the vets to see him and authorised treatment.The vet (Cliff) recognised Jack from his missing pet poster that we sent by email a few days ago. If he hadn't been identified this way, there would have been no way to trace his owners and his course of treatment would have been uncertain.Even though Jack has a long way to go to recover, I'm pleased. I'm pleased because it proves that the system does work and we've made a real difference both to Jack and his owners. Let's hope that Jack is strong and pulls through.Nick

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