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Missing tabby cat N8
Willow is a small tabby cat who lives on Park Ridings, N8. Other roads with gardens backing onto the same block ar Malvern Road and Hornsey Park Road.
She has been missing since Wednesday morning (5 July 2017).
She was bitten by a fox in the morning and we took her to the vet to have the wound cleaned and be given an antibiotic injection.
When we got back from the vet, she immediately ran out and has not come back home since.
She is probably hiding somewhere in a small space, because she is a shy cat and will be feeling hurt and scared.
If you live in the area of Park Ridings/Malvern Road/Hornsey Park Road, N8, please take the time to check your garden and any sheds/small spaces that she might have got into.
If you think you have seen Willow, please call or text Ben on 07939 015 125.
Or alternatively, contact and/or take her to Zasman Vet, 14 Priory Road, N8 7RD, Tel. 020 8347 5200 - Willow is registered with them and has a microchip by which she can be identified.
Many thanks.
She has been missing since Wednesday morning (5 July 2017).
She was bitten by a fox in the morning and we took her to the vet to have the wound cleaned and be given an antibiotic injection.
When we got back from the vet, she immediately ran out and has not come back home since.
She is probably hiding somewhere in a small space, because she is a shy cat and will be feeling hurt and scared.
If you live in the area of Park Ridings/Malvern Road/Hornsey Park Road, N8, please take the time to check your garden and any sheds/small spaces that she might have got into.
If you think you have seen Willow, please call or text Ben on 07939 015 125.
Or alternatively, contact and/or take her to Zasman Vet, 14 Priory Road, N8 7RD, Tel. 020 8347 5200 - Willow is registered with them and has a microchip by which she can be identified.
Many thanks.
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Permalink Reply by tulips on
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Will keep a lookout, what a pretty cat. Hope Willow is found soon or comes home through the cat flap.
Remember to call the microchip company and check that they have your correct contact details.
Lots of flyers are useful, including the road with gardens backing on to your garden.
It's a good idea to put details of a lost pet on Animal Search with close up photos, and it's free to do that.
I have flagged her up to Stokey Cats & Dogs as they help with lost and found pets. There are useful tips on their website.
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