LOST CAT: Tortoiseshell cat called Smudge - Finsbury area, Islington

Missing pet report received on Pets Reunited.

Report is now online.

Report added to PetWatch™ alert dispatch queue.

Report added to alert dispatch queue for local Vets and Rescue Centres around Finsbury, Islington, Greater London.

'Missing Pet' poster and flyer created

PetWatch™ follow up reminder scheduled for 09 September 2024

Local Vets and Rescue Centres reminder scheduled for 09 September 2024

Report dispatched via email to our local PetWatch alert subscribers.

Report dispatched via email to local Vets and Rescue Centres.

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Report dispatched via email to our local PetWatch alert subscribers.

Report dispatched via email to local Vets and Rescue Centres.

Any news yet?

As your cat is Microchipped, you can call PetLog (If you are unable to find the answer to your question via our help centre, please contact us on 01296 336579. Or you can PetLog via the webchat pop-up on 'contact us' page. If your pet is missing call 01296 737600 to notify us as soon as you can), so that they can flag your cat as missing, and also to check any 'found cat' reports in your area, (lines are open 365 days a year 24/7). Or visit: www.petlog.org.uk - Every vet and rescue centre knows of Petlog and they are nearly always the first port of call when a lost animal is brought in. If your cat's microchip is registered with a different company, inform them also. You can find out which database holds your pet's details by using the 'Check a chip' facility at identibase.co.uk'; Or https://www.check-a-chip.co.uk/ put the chip number in there to check.

You could also post to (and get advice from/search websites if applicable) & PET DETECTIVE TIPS- they also have a cat-finding dog to hire These websites are much easier to search than Nextdoor. https://www.pawboost.com/?utm_source=nextdoor&utm_campaign=nd_report_pet -  Alert Rescue Squad, Free Facebook Posts, Add to Lost & Found, Print Missing Cat Flyer, Notify App Users https://www.petradar.org/en/articles/how-to-find-a-lost-cat-in-5-simple-steps - How it works: They post Facebook and Instagram ads, your pet's sponsored post will appear on the feed of 4000+ people in your area.You'll receive immediate notifications for every new reaction or sighting, and you can view them all in your personal dashboard. https://www.petsreunited.com/ - which is easy and FREE. However, if you choose the £4.99 which includes 50 colour posters sent to you. https://catlost.com/ https://www.doxdirect.com/help/free-missing-pet-posters/ - FREE POSTERS http://www.petsbureau.co.uk www.animalsearchuk.co.uk/  www.lost-cat.org www.lostmycat.org http://www.amissingpet.co.uk/ www.cat-finder.co.uk https://nationalpetregister.org/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61563435027488&mibextid=LQQJ4d - Lost pet investigators - We have all the required equipment to help track down your missing pet,if you had a lost pet you can reach out to us immediately https://www.facebook.com/groups/1168090080306976/?locale=en_GB lost and found cats around London - or similar for your area https://www.facebook.com/groups/819460064836746 LONDON CATS UK LOST FOUND STOLEN https://nextdoor.co.uk/ Cat Sightings - this is probably the most relevant. https://nextdoor.co.uk/g/zexz6grgn Cat Lovers https://nextdoor.co.uk/g/n6xat6dvl/ Cat Lovers No Drama https://nextdoor.co.uk/g/7hmr0cj6o/ There are more listed here: https://nextdoor.co.uk/groups/?search=Cat%20Lovers%20 Pet detective advice - they also have a cat finding dog to hire https://thepetdetectives.com/about_us.php#:~:text=The UKPD United Kingdom Pet, cats, dogs and other animals. ‘The Pet Detective’ - advice 1. For the first few days/week, cat will hunker down somewhere and not so likely to come out. 2. When they eventually get hungry they will come out at dawn and dusk. This is the best time to go looking. 3. Most important: when looking, do not walk around calling. Instead, go to a specific place for 30 mins or so and just talk, let your voice carry. This will reassure the cat it's ok to come out. 4. Have as much visibility as possible: put up loads of posters, and knock on doors, drop notes. And do this every week or so to keep the info up to date and people still caring. Ask people to check sheds etc. 5. Call around vets and maybe highway agency, just in case 6. Pet detective is very useful, but is really only effective within the first few days of going missing (as dog needs fresh scent of cat to focus on).

Hello. A week ago, I saw a woman walking a small white dog on a leash, and a cat was sniffing the dog. I was surprised and thought the woman might be walking both of her pets, but the cat wasn’t on a leash, which is what caught my attention. This morning, I saw the missing poster for Smudge, and she looks exactly like the cat I saw. I spotted her right at the corner of Fortune Street Park. I really hope she will come back home soon!

Any news?