Another lost cat -- FOUND! Now needs a new home

[avjudge]

I swear, I was going to post before I saw the other cat posts!

One of my cats disappeared from our house on Glenwood Road (near Vernon Street) on Saturday night, after 7 or 7:30. She's a medium-to-smallish (9.25 pound) 6-year-old female, all black, no white markings at all, and was wearing a pink collar with red tag though it's a safety collar that may have pulled off. She does have a microchip.

UPDATE - my posters worked & she's home. But it's obvious she doesn't want to be here as she was on our street, just not coming home. The problem is she REALLY wants to be an only cat. She really is a sweetheart when she's comfortable with her situation. If you know anyone who might be interested let me know, and I'll take advantage of schmoozenkatte's advice 2 threads back.

Comments

[schmoozenkatte.livejournal.com]

Inform the microchip company about your kitty and send a photo. They will send out an email notice to people and Vets in the area to let them know your kitty is missing. It will help reach people who keep their eyes out for lost and stray cats and dogs.

[avjudge]

I tried to register her as lost and discovered that you need to have paid the annual fee on that cat to get that service. As a natural pessimist I'm hesitant to do that. I thought it used to be included in the lifetime services, but now that I think about it the time I used it might have been in the first year of ownership of that cat (who did come home on his own the next day).

[scf21.livejournal.com]

You can contact Black Cat Rescue: http://blackcatrescue.com/surrender/

You can contact elayne@blackcatrescue.com for more info on surrendering.

[avjudge]

Thanks - I actually had their home page standing open for a few days in my browser! But I contacted Bagheera's previous owner first (he loved her but had to rehome her due to a changed housing situation) and he seems to found her a new home through his friends. So I'm keeping my fingers crossed that this works out.