Concerns over missing tabby cats in small Nottinghamshire village
Concerns have been raised in the community about missing tabby and white cats in Kirton, near Ollerton.
A six-year-old male named Morty and a two-year-old female named Muffin are missing from the village.
Neither of them has ever gone missing before. Both are microchipped and neutered.
Due to increasing concerns, the campaigns for both Morty and Muffin have been merged, as two tabby cats have gone missing in the same small village.
Is this a significant coincidence, or could it be something more sinister?
Muffin is a two-year-old female cat and is primarily an indoor cat but occasionally goes outside to sit for a few minutes before wanting to come back in.
On February 25, she sneaked out for her usual brief outing but vanished without a trace.
Ten days later, Morty, a six-year-old male tabby and white cat, also went missing.
He left home at around 5pm from a house almost directly opposite Muffin’s house.
Kirton is a small, close-knit rural village, and these disappearances have raised concerns among cat owners.
Residents in the area have been urged to check doorbells, CCTV, and dashcams for any footage that might assist in locating the missing cats.
To join the campaign, led by animal charity Beauty's Legacy, visit: www.facebook.com/groups/1146011529816185/.