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A Missing Cat And Fragile Stray Kittens: These Two Dubai Residents URGENTLY Need Your Help
A Missing Cat And Fragile Stray Kittens: These Two Dubai Residents URGENTLY Need Your Help
Dubai community UNITE! This is a PSA for animal lovers and Dubai residents living around Al Quoz, Al Barsha and First Al Khail Road.
Two residents urgently need your help.
One Twitter user who goes by the name, Rose has lost her domestic long-haired cat named Milo on Tuesday, September 29 and has been sharing pictures of her cat online and around her community to alert those living nearby of her missing cat.
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Milo’s owner also added that you might find the cat in a state of shock or disorientation as he’s not used to the outdoors.
https://twitter.com/frenclhrose/status/1311245187587473412
Milo is missing from Dubai Al Barsha 3, First Al Khail Street 316, Romford since Tuesday, September 29
If you have any information on the same, you can call to notify Milo’s owner on +971505566110.
Two other Dubai residents, Jayna Desai and Jo Davies, recently rescued two newborn frail kittens found starved and motherless in her community and is seeking a foster home for the two little babies
Jayna found these cats in the alleyway next to, Savoy Suites Hotel Apartments in Mankhool and was informed by the security that their mother has been missing for 2-3 days (right after giving birth to her kittens).
The frail kittens were then taken in and cared for by Jayna as the newborns immediately required nursing and medical attention.
Upon taking them to the vet, they learned of their age and is now working on neutering the cats when they’re of the appropriate age.
However, Jayna and Jo can only temporarily care for the newborn kittens and are actively seeking a loving foster home for the two newborns.
If you’re looking to adopt the two stray newborns or are seeking more info on the same, you can email Jo on Jndavies@live.co.uk.
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