Pets name: Nova
Area: Dorset
Nova's story:
In September, Nova, a cat from Dorset had gone missing. Her keepers were left extremely worried and began to put up posters in the surrounding area to alert people to their missing cat. A week had gone by with no sign of Nova, until the posters were noticed by someone in the local area. This person had seen Nova in her garden a few times and after seeing the poster, she realised it was the missing cat. The next time she saw the cat was on a busy road near a river. Nova was able to be reunited due to the posters her keeper had put up but was very hungry by the time she was found.
She was taken to the vet for some advice but is now safely home and settled back with her keepers. The keepers suggest that other people who find themselves in a similar situation should use social media and posters to raise awareness. In addition, making sure to alert the microchip will help as vets in the local area will be notified.
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