Hi my cat Roni went missing over 7 weeks ago now on the 12th August 2009.

Roni is a dark grey and white short hair male cat.
He is quite large in size and has distinctive markings. He has four white paws, a grey nose and chin and a grey patch on his white chest.
He is 4/5 years old and was wearing a black collar with a white reflective eye pattern and bell when he went missing.

He was last seen on Broughton Drive in the Wollaton Park area of Nottingham on Wednesday 12th August where he was being looked after while we were on holiday. He managed to escape through a window and hasn't been seen since.

As he is not from the area he may be trying to find his way back to Stapleford but I think he may be lost on the park which is next to where he went missing.

He is a very shy and timid cat so may be hiding in a garden, shed or greenhouse. We have put posters up, leaflets through doors and had an advert placed in the paper but there has been no luck. I've also contacted all the vets in the area and RSPCA's etc. Since he went missing we have not had one confirmed sighting of him which has us very worried

If you think you have seen him or if you know someone is looking after him can you please contact me on 07764857272, or 01158493132
We just want to find our much loved cat and have him home safely or at least know if he is in safe hands.

I guess cats are much harder to look when it is losted.

Any news on the adorable Roni?

Good luck searching for roni, i hope that you get your babe back very soon.

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Hi, thanks for your replies. Sadly Roni is still missing, it's been over 10 weeks now. I put out more flyers this week and placed another ad in the paper but I've had no replies. I'm hoping with winter approaching it might be easier to spot him if he's in hiding as there'll be less cover but I'm really starting to worry with bonfire night approaching as he's very scared of fireworks. I just hope he's spotted and returned home safe soon.

Kirsty

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