Dizzy is a lovely large neutered male, he is friendly but not easily picked up outside by strangers.
He is habitual, being an outside cat, always out hunting, he would always come home at night and sleep in his basket and quite often retun at midday and sleep ustairs during the afternoon on my daughters bed.

Dizzy did not like the wet weather and would spend more time at home.
On the day when he went missing, he had a feed and left at about 3.30pm.
There were a few fireworks let off by the odd retard, he was ok on the 5th and 6th but he never returned on the 7th.

We have a female kitten and worked hard to get them together, i think we had just about succeeded. We kept them apart to get used to each others smell.

The kitten was all over dizzy when he came indoors and he would swipe her with his paw, they eventually would play rough and tumble and sleep on the mat together.

The kitten has been subdued since Dizzy has been gone, she is a totally different cat, an indoor cat. We tried collars on Dizzy but gave up because he kept losing them.

" We are all missing him sorely, he is a lovely cat and we badly want him to come home where he belongs."

Would everyone living and working in the vicinity and surrounding areas of
Whitewell Road
Please keep a lookout for Dizzy
Search and Monitor all Sheds, Garages, Outbuildings in the hopes of finding him
Any information would be appreciated.

We can send a ready to print POSTER to anyone willing to display one.