Did the landlord actually throw them out or was that his account and he has perhaps removed them ? Were they microchipped ?

If they were put outside they may well be hiding. If they were found then perhaps they were passed to rescue or kept. Its worth contacting all rescues vets and neighbours to ask.

Why was the landlord wanting them out, was she not allowed pets ? If so how long had he given her to rehome them ? Whilst it wasn't at all appropriate to throw the cats out if she got them in contravention of her tenancy I can understand the landlords frustration with their presence.

 

Unfortunately, no they weren't microchipped. A thorough search of the garden has taken place, as well as door knocking urging neighbours to check their gardens too. Enquiries have been made at all local rescues. And we regularly search websites that advertise kittens for sale. I'm not too sure why the landlord wanted them gone, as the house does allow pets - she has a cat already.

 

That's very strange behaviour on the landlords part then. Did the landlord definitely throw them out or could they have taken them ? It's a shame they weren't micro chipped as it will be impossible to prove any kittens located were theirs.

 

Its certainly a possibility that the landlord may have kept them for himself. And do you think that even with pictures it would still be hard to prove who they originally belonged to?

 

The photos may help. Though kittens appearance does change as they grow so I guess it depends how soon they are located. Were they neutered ?

 

@CatCrazy777: Keep trying Gumtree (it sounds as tho' you are doing that) and you could also try Nextdoor, the local community forum which has a lost and found section. At 11 weeks old, she surely can't have had them very long. One appears to have a collar . . . does it have an ID tag? I find it strange that he was even able to catch all three to evict them. Most kittens would be skittish and run and hide if a strange man approached them. How long ago did this happen?