Hi,

Izzie has been missing since Tuesday 16th June. She has always come back within a few minutes of calling before and never been out at night so we're obviously very very worried.

As in the photo she is a tabby with white chest, socks and nose. She was wearing a white collar with a pink tag with my surname, phone number and postcode but this may have been lost as she's lost collars a couple of times before. She is microchipped, spayed and in good health. She's usually incredibly friendly although can be initially shy, especially without her sister around to back her up.

We've delivered leaflets, put up posters on lamposts and in local shops, knocked on all the doors in the surrounding streets and got people to check sheds and garages or checked them ourselves wherever possible (not everyone answered). We've also called all of the rescues and vets and the "street cleansing" people at the council. I've emptied the hoover bag and some litter into the garden and hung the blankets that our cats sleep on on the line. We searched and called all day yesterday and until about 11pm both nights. We've searched the hedgerows around the nearest main road and around the local school playing field. I really don't know what else to do.

If anyone sees or picks up a cat matching this description, with or without a collar, please call 020 85802601/07795 972290 or email michellegward@gmail.com

Also, if anyone has any suggestions of what else we can do or how to cope with this while we wait please let me know.. This has all come on top of a difficult couple of years and I'm finding it very difficult to cope.

Thanks,
Michelle

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awww how sad, really hope she turns up. you must really love and miss her as you have done so much to try and find her! this is the reason i keep my babies as house cats, i just woulodnt beable to cope if i was in this situation. good luck in finding her, she is gorgeous x

WE FOUND HER!!!!!!!

I was walking slowly round the local streets for the umpteenth time when she meowed back at me from a front garden hedge. I have never been so relieved!

Thank you for your support. It has been so appreciated. Thank you.

Michelle