Owner appeals for help finding cat as army of volunteers scour Bromley
An owner has made a plea with her neighbours to help as an army of charity volunteers hunt for her cat.
Staff of Animal Search UK have scoured Bromley after the resident, who does not wish to be named, alerted them to the disappearance of moggy Severus.
She said: “Severus normally goes out but usually doesn’t stray far from home.
“Four days ago, Severus left our garden in the night and hasn’t been seen since. He is a beautiful kind boy who has lived with us for a long time. We love and miss him so much.
“Thankfully we found out about the Missing Pet Search Team and have enlisted their help in our desperate attempts to get him home.”
Severus, a 10 year old male, disappeared on Saturday January 29 from his home in Farmfield Road, Bromley.
He is mostly white with black ears, a black tail, two black spots – one on his back and one on his side and a very noticeable black beauty mark on his nose.
Severus is microchipped and neutered.
Animal Search UK- the UK’s leading missing pet organisation, searched for Severus on Wednesday in the local area.
Anyone who thinks they might have seen Severus or have any information, please call in to the Animal Search UK team on 0800 4 320 340 or visit our website at www.animalsearchuk.co.uk quoting reference number ALP285506 .
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