Not for the feint hearted

I have to say. This journey is tough.

It's not an easy feat living our life through social media. Update this, reply to that, investigate here there and everywhere. 

We are very organised now. We drop pins so we are not viewing the same cat, once we have identified them.

I have to be creative with our content so people listen to the boys plight. A wonderful lady is voluntarily helping us with that. I know I'm upsetting people by using emotional manipulation, but I just don't know how else to make people feel sorry for the boys, and act to support them.

We literally need all the support we can get.

If you ever find yourself in this nightmare, be prepared. It is not for the feint hearted.

Dave has a day job, and a business that has just taken off, which takes up most of his time. We do work together and he does what he can when he can. It's putting untold pressure on us both.

Normal life stuff plus cat searching. Juggling tasks.

Early mornings, late evenings and social media in between.

I could not have been so invested in searching for the boys if I had a young family.  I guess I'm fortunate I can dedicate my time to their campaign with Daves support.

There is a lovely young man who, for the past 3 days is determined to find winnie and is spending his days over the road from us. He hopes the information he pursued and received himself from the pest company is true. I hope so too. I am just pessimistic that they are capable of telling the truth. I have many experiences to back my feelings up. All we can do is hope for the best.

I will continue to make a noise with the hope of reaching the ears that matter most.

We will not give up.