Lost or Found a Cat?

We Can Help Reunite You

Losing a cat is frightening — and finding one can be just as worrying.
At Jenny’s Cat House, we help reunite lost cats with their families as quickly and safely as possible.

🚨 If you’ve lost or found a cat, contact us immediately — the sooner we act, the better the chance of reunion.

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Lost Your Cat?

If your cat has gone missing, don’t panic — many cats stay close to home and are found within a short distance.

What to do immediately:

  • Search nearby — check sheds, garages, bushes, and hiding spots

  • Call their name softly (especially at dusk or dawn)

  • Put out their bedding or used litter tray to guide them home

  • Ask neighbours to check outbuildings

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Spread the word quickly:

  • Post in local Facebook groups and community pages

  • Put up posters in your area

  • Contact local vets and rescue centres

📩 Send us your details and we’ll help share your cat:

  • Clear photo

  • Description (colour, markings, age)

  • Last seen location

  • Your contact details

Found a Cat?

Thank you for helping — you could be the reason a cat gets home safely.

First steps:

  • Check if the cat is injured — contact a vet if needed

  • Offer food and water if safe to do so

  • Look for a collar or ID tag

🔍 Check for a microchip:
Any vet can scan for free — this is often the fastest way to locate the owner.

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A ginger tabby cat sitting on a beige carpet next to a food bowl filled with dry cat food, near a white wall.

Please don’t assume a cat is stray just because:

  • They are outside

  • They look well-fed

  • They visit regularly

Many cats roam and have loving homes nearby.

If the cat isn’t claimed straight away, we can guide you on next steps, including safe temporary care and helping locate the owner.

📩 Send us details so we can help:

  • Clear photo

  • Location found (postcode if possible)

  • Date and time

  • Behaviour or condition

Paper Collar

A printable paper collar template with instructions for making a DIY cat collar, featuring a purple circular logo for Jenny's Cat House with illustrations of cats and contact information.

Please click here or on the proforma to download the paper collar pro-forma in pdf format for easy printing.