Please help us find our cat Fergs. She went missing from Cheddon Way in Pensby on Friday 2nd October. She is medium size, a pale ginger and white cat with yellow/greeny eyes, a white chin and chest, a white right back leg and white rings around her tail.She does not have a collar but is microchipped. If you have any information please call Kathryn on 07876631313. Thank you.
Make them aware in the Pensby Wood Centre. If she has ventured over there, she may have been locked in all weekend (I'm not sure it opens at weekends)
Will keep eyes open. Good luck.
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Hope you find her soon. I've had success in the past with putting flyers in neighbours door asking them to check shed and garages as one of my cats is too nosy for her own good. Good luck.
Notify all vets in the area. A few years ago my friend and I rehomed two cats in one of the roads behind Pensby shops. One escaped after only 3 wks inside. We put flyers in local roads, and all vets in that side of Wirral. SIX months later we got a call from a lady saying a scrawny cat of that description was under the upturned boat in her garden about half a mile from adopted home. She had read the flyer in the vets months ago and recognized the markings in the description . She rang the vet and they looked it up in their lost and found, and gave her the tel number -- so well worth a poster at all vets and pet shops as well as ringing up vets to see if they have it there. Hope you find her.
Just to say we have tonight found Fergs safe and well a few streets away after someone recognised her from one of our posters. Thank you to everyone who searched and commented, we really appreciate all the help and are so delighted to have her home.
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