3rd December 2022

Another day passes without any sightings of our boys 😔 

It super tough looking through all these stray cats its very emotionally draining. 


Found a microchiped cat with our new scanner. Ridiculously,  anyone would have thought Dave and I had won a jackpot when it bleeped. A chipped neutered cat. Would be amazing to find his family. Can't email all the vets with details because I didn't take a photo of the whole number 🤦🏼‍♀️ Hoping for the best outcome for our first find.



Lots of stray cats about. 2 Winnie and 2 Blacky AND 2 Monty lookalikes.

Our boys can't be in khalifa city. We're searching, many people are searching,  lots of people know their faces. One of them should have made their way back by now or been found. We have nothing 😔 

We will continue our search.

Losing one cat is tough, but losing 3 under these circumstances is nearly unbearable. Thinking of them all the time. Are they alive? Are the injured? Are they hungry? Are they safe? A million thoughts a day, all day.

We wont give up.


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