Lost Cat Bengal from Chieveley Berkshire RG20

This lost Bengal Cat was last seen around Chieveley Berkshire RG20

Reward Available for Safe Return

On 3rd November Hamish left our house near Green Lane, Chieveley, RG20 and just seems to have disappeared
We have walked miles searching for him in the last few weeks, looking under hedges, in various copses & woods.
I have put up posters, posted them through letterboxes and contacted the Cats Protection and local vets.
I do not know how long he can survive without his daily heart medication so could have collapsed somewhere.
So please, please can you check ponds, swimming pools, under hedges, sheds, garages and outbuildings again as we are desperate to have him home. Hamish is neutered and microchipped.

He has light coloured tabby strips and a spotty belly. He is nervous of people he doesn’t know. He has a very loud meow.

Missing Bengal Cats in Chieveley
ContactContact Member
Missing since03 Nov 2023
BreedBengal
Dominant colourBrown
GenderMale
Approx age8.5
MicrochippedYes
LocationRG20
Pet Listing ID105270

Lost a Cat in Chieveley RG20?

Report your missing cat on our Cat Registers for free and we will do a pet match to display any cats which match in the area. You can also create and print your lost cat poster. Report a missing cat here


register pet benefits with free pet tags
View Lost Cats
in Berkshire
Contact Member Print Lost Pet Poster
click on either of the paw prints above to view found pet matches
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
Join our Pet Community

Save your favourite pet listings, save searches, email notification alerts, contact owners, send and receive messages to other members and more. Create your free account here and help make a difference.

Find a Lost Cat Tips

Knock on as many doors as you can. Enlist friends and neighbours. Poster and leaflet the whole area. Contact local animal shelters and vets. Read more missing pet tips

Report a Lost or Found Pet

The UK National Database for Pet Registration, Lost and Found Pets.

Create your account now