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.

This lovely cat has been found straying in the Bell Lane area of Barton Mills. He/she is wearing a collar with a bell, but has no identity tag.

If you are the owner, or think you may have any information about this cat, please "Contact" this website urgently, using the tab at the top of this page.

This little cat was found in Newmarket on 26 April and was taken to the vet to see if she had a microchip. Unfortunately, she had not, so we can not identify her owners. If you think she may belong to you, please "Contact" this website via the tab at the top of this page.

A female tabby cat was found in Collings Place in Newmarket on 28 April and taken to Lida Vets in the town. She was wearing a silver collar with a bell, but no identity tag. If you have lost a cat fitting this description, please call Lida Vets on 01638 560000.

A female short haired cat, white with tabby patches, probably 5 – 8 years old, not microchipped, was found in the Rous Road area of Newmarket early on Saturday morning.

If you have lost a cat fitting this description, please "Contact" this website via the tab at the top of the page.