Worried pet owners are appealing for help to find their beloved cats this festive season. Please take a look at these missing animals and keep an eye out for them.
Dily disappeared from her home in Hemsby on December 14. She is two years old and has been microchipped so can be easily identified if found.
Her worried owners say she is a timid cat and they desperately want her back home for Christmas.
Delaney was last seen outside Haven Vets in Great Yarmouth on December 12 after escaping from his cat carrier on the way in.
He will be scared and confused in an area he doesn't know, and his owner is especially worried as he had an injured leg.
He may be trying to make his way back home to Browston.
Sirius went missing on November 22 this year from Mill lane in Bradwell (co op end). He's a large black cat who is neutered and chipped. He appears all black but brown tabby in the sun and he has grey hairs and a line of grey hairs where a collar should be and a chip out of his left ear.
Ruby has been missing since November 17 and was wearing her purple collar when she disappeared.
She was last sighted in Tonning Street in Lowestoft looking in a poorly way so it is really important she is found as soon as possible. She is microchipped
Aslan is a large ginger and white cat who has been missing from his home in Lound for 12 months.
He was a rescue cat from Cats Protection and had been in his new home for 18 months.
He went out of his cat flap one evening and was never seen again. His dedicated owner leafleted the whole of Lound and put up posters in surrounding villages.
Clooney was taken away from his home near Norwich in a courier van in June 2013 and his broken hearted family just need to know that he is safe and well.
Do you recognise him? Clooney's owners are offering a substantial reward for his safe return.
Bert disappeared from his home in Bradwell in January 2018.
He is a white and tabby neutered male and was microchipped. He has distinctive tabby patches that come down in two Vs above his eyes.
Welly has been missing from the Stalham area since May 2018. He was new to the area so could have tried to make his way back to his old home in Halvergate. There have never been any sightings, so his owners wonder if someone has taken him in.
If you think you may have seen any of these cats please call RSPCA on 07788 561474 and they can pass any sightings back to the worried owners. If you are concerned about another stray cat then you can also call the RSPCA for advice or to arrange to get them scanned for a microchip.
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