If you have lost or found a pet, please click "Contact" at the top of this page and leave details for inclusion on the website.

Please remember that the best way of ensuring that your pet is returned to you is to GET IT MICROCHIPPED. This should be done by a vet, or other qualified person and causes minimal discomfort to your pet at the time the procedure is performed.

It is the preferred method of identification for many animal welfare organisations.

A ten months old, unneutered female cat, fluffy tabby with white paws, chest and a white smudge on her nose went missing from the Studlands Park area of Newmarket at the beginning of the week commencing 15 Feb. She is called Cookie and is not microchipped, nor speyed but is wearing a flea collar. The most distinctive bit is the white stripe down ner nose.

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Our 8 year old small female cat went missing on the 28/1/10 and was last seen in Trinity Avenue, Mildenhall at about 6.30p.m.. She is a very friendly cat and follows us when we take the dog for a walk: maybe she has followed you while you were walking your dog?.

She is fluffy and has mixed colouring but the most noticeable thing about her is she has a big bushy tail and fluffy white patch down the front. She was not wearing a collar and she is not microchipped.

We have put posters up around Mildenhall and at the local vets so if you think you may have seen Sniff, or even found her dead, please could you contact one of the local vets, or this website, via the "Contact" tab at the top of this page.

Owners and other cat missing her.

Please help us find our lovely cat Fin. He is a one year old black cat. He usually spends the day lounging at home but has been missing from Laceys Lane, Exning since Sunday 3rd December. He hasn’t got a collar on but is micro chipped.

If you live near Laceys Lane, please could you check your garages and outbuildings as he is quite inquisitive and may have got trapped in there?

This small, male cat was found playing chicken on the main road in Fordham on Tuesday 10th November. He appears to be about 6 months old and was wearing a blue collar.

I have put posters around the village but so far no luck. I have also placed adverts in the local vets' Lost and Found registers. Meanwhile he is staying with me and my 4 cats in Fordham. He is lovely and I'm sure somebody out there must love and miss him. If so, I can be contacted on 01638 720246.