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Post by Robin! » 28 Dec 2006, 16:28

My wee dude Pepsi has gone missing, sometime yesterday, he sneaked out the house into the stair and someone must have let him out the back or the High Street :(

If anyone has seen him, please let me know asap. Missing him already :(

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Post by Sandra » 28 Dec 2006, 22:22

Robin! hope you find him/have already :)

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Post by Robin! » 29 Dec 2006, 02:03

No luck yet, put some signs up. He has been an outdoor cat before so I don't know if I'm panicking too soon but he never been out in this part of the hood. Hope he is ok, his sister keeps meowing randomly :(
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Post by Izzie » 29 Dec 2006, 09:06

Try going back to where he went out before

Hope you find him soon

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Post by Maria » 29 Dec 2006, 10:32

Is he wearing a collar Robin?
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Post by Robin! » 31 Dec 2006, 16:40

Unfortunately he hasnt got a collar, he was last seen running towards Adelphi Place (The old converted church).

I've searched, Rosefield, Adelphi, Baileyfield, Telferton, The allotments, Brighton, Pipe Street, Brickfield etc, Bridge Street and no luck so far.

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Post by Maria » 31 Dec 2006, 17:58

What a shame Robin :(

I'm sure he'll have managed to shelter somewhere and let's face it there's an awful lot of us cat lovers here in Porty so chances are that he's managed to scrounge food too. I'll make sure I keep my eyes peeled for him round here.
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Post by magbagpuss » 31 Dec 2006, 18:10

hope you find him soon , we help out at the dog n cat home and are working tomorrow morning, will look out for him in case he has been handed in , good luck :(

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Post by Robin! » 02 Jan 2007, 00:16

Thanks, I'll phone the Dog & Cat home tomorrow as well, still no luck.

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Post by SoupDragon » 02 Jan 2007, 01:02

Hope he turns up soon. Looks SO like a cat I used to have.
Was he microchipped?
Have you mentioned him to the local vet surgery, if someone thought he was a stray they might take him in for a checkup.
Fingers/paws crossed.

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Post by Messalina » 02 Jan 2007, 10:44

I'll be out and about today, so I'll be looking and taking pix with my phone of any cat that I think looks similar, Robin.

Poor wee thing will be cold and wet and frightened. My thoughts are with you. I so hope he turns up soon.

Have you got posters up on lamp-posts yet?

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Post by Robin! » 02 Jan 2007, 15:55

He started life as a house cat so never got him chipped or anything.

I've got posters up but I'm going to expand the area that they are up, and put a sign in Scotmid too. Will also phone Penmans & D & C home tomorrow when everything returns to normal.

I know he'll be ok somewhere, but where is the question.

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Post by Robin! » 04 Jan 2007, 23:48

Good news people, pulled into the backgreen tonight and my neighbour said "is that your cat over there mate?" to which it was Pepsi found his way back after 9 days.. I'm delighted to say the least.

Think I might let him out more, as he has been an outdoor cat before but not before purchasing a collar. :lol:

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Post by rapunzell » 04 Jan 2007, 23:51

Good news! You must be hugely relieved :D

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Post by Pal of Porty » 04 Jan 2007, 23:52

You can call him Pepsi Max now! 8)
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Post by Robin! » 04 Jan 2007, 23:54

Pal of Porty wrote:You can call him Pepsi Max now! 8)
Hahaha, good one! :)

Yeah totally releived though I never got too down hearted as I know he lives life to the max.

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Post by Poppy » 04 Jan 2007, 23:58

What a day for good news: Pepsi home safe, Neo D # 2 arrived safe...and Porty got his sausage!! :P :P :P

Welcome home, Pepsi :cat: :cat:

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Post by Izzie » 05 Jan 2007, 05:42

Great news I bet he won't go near the front door for a while :lol: :lol: :lol:

Like all males they come home when they get hungry,do you think he was getting fed somewhere else :?: :?: :?:

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Post by Dadaist » 05 Jan 2007, 08:52

Robin! wrote:Good news people, pulled into the backgreen tonight and my neighbour said "is that your cat over there mate?" to which it was Pepsi found his way back after 9 days.. I'm delighted to say the least.

Think I might let him out more, as he has been an outdoor cat before but not before purchasing a collar. :lol:
Very chuffed about that. What a dirty stopout. I would go not only for the collar but also for the chip they put in these days - we kept finding Oscar's collar at various bits in the garden and eventually gave up.

Welcome home Pepsi.

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Post by Sandra » 05 Jan 2007, 10:25

Robin! wrote:Good news people, pulled into the backgreen tonight and my neighbour said "is that your cat over there mate?" to which it was Pepsi found his way back after 9 days.. I'm delighted to say the least.

Think I might let him out more, as he has been an outdoor cat before but not before purchasing a collar. :lol:
Brilliant news, you will be delighted :D

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Post by SoupDragon » 05 Jan 2007, 10:39

Glad he's home. :D
A microchip might be an idea,my sis got told of her missing cat through a vet finding the chip.
Our cat used to loose his collars quite regularly

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Post by Maria » 05 Jan 2007, 11:55

Good to hear Pepsi is safe and well Robin! Marco, our cat was always managing to escape from any collar we put on him, until last Christmas that is. We bought him a very camp silvery collar, from 'Superdrug' with PURR spelt out on it in large diamante studded letters. He hasn't taken it off since :cat: :roll:
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Post by Epykat » 05 Jan 2007, 11:59

Marya wrote: We bought him a very camp silvery collar, from 'Superdrug' with PURR spelt out on it in large diamante studded letters. He hasn't taken it off since :cat: :roll:
He also hasn't gone out since - he's too embarrassed! :?

Glad you're cat's back Robin, bet you've spoiled him rotten!
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Post by Izzie » 05 Jan 2007, 14:01

Poor Marco

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Post by magbagpuss » 05 Jan 2007, 20:44

[so glad he's ok , hope his sister is happy again , cheers n take care pepsi max x :lol:

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Post by arachnid » 05 Jan 2007, 22:33

Good to hear that the " cat's back" !!! :cat:
Shame he can't talk and tell you what he's been up to!!! :wink:
Why be scared????

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Post by GRANTY » 05 Jan 2007, 22:55

I lost a kitten up a tenement chimney once! I could hear it howling and screaming in the chimney cavity. In a panic I got an emergency builder to come in and try and retrieve it. he ended up taking chunks of the living room wall down to reach it. However, there was no sign of any cat and no more meowing. Believing it had probably died of fear, we left the rubble until we'd established where its body was. A week later and no obvious sign of a dead kitten, we put the place back together again. 4 weeks later, some students appeared at my door with a manky and much grown kitten they had found in their loft, about 7 stairs away!!! 14 years on, that cat's still going strong!!!! the cat in my avatar disappears up my current chimney, but so far has always come down...even if he is a bit sooty!

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Post by rapunzell » 05 Jan 2007, 23:45

He's beautiful!

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Post by GRANTY » 05 Jan 2007, 23:55

He's one of a pair of delinquent Tonkinese cats. The poseur's name is MacLean...named after the toothpaste. I'd only had him a few days when I came home to find him foaming at the mouth and generally running about the house like a mad thing!!! Scary stuff. Guess who'd attempted to scoff the toothpaste????

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Post by SoupDragon » 05 Jan 2007, 23:55

When I was a teenager we lived in a double upper flat off Leith Walk. One day I went to my dad saying I could hear a cat yowling, disbelieving he came upstairs, listened then went to get some tools. He lifted the floor boards and a young cat shot out. Turned out people at the other end of the street were getting work done and the poor wee thing must have been curious but was unable to get out and just kept going all the way along the street

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If we start a thread for cat stories, I could be the new Rathbone!

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Post by Epykat » 05 Jan 2007, 23:57

Years ago my Dad and I drove from Portobello to my sister's in Cumbria. When we opened the boot of the car to get our bags out a cat (not ours)jumped out and ran hell for leather into the fields. Never did fiind it :cry:
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Post by rapunzell » 06 Jan 2007, 00:01

It was my desperation to find my missing adopted cat that made me join POL in the first place :D

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Post by Sandra » 06 Jan 2007, 00:07

rapunzell wrote:It was my desperation to find my missing adopted cat that made me join POL in the first place :D
Did it ever come back?

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Post by rapunzell » 06 Jan 2007, 00:23

I finally found out what happened to her almost exactly a year after I last saw her, from another neighbour who recognised a photo I showed him.

Turns out she was actually owned by a couple near me, who were never in, didn't have a cat flap in their door and the last time cat tried to visit them they took the chance to give her away. They wanted to have a toddler instead. :cry:

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