In case of emergency

Please don’t panic!

First, call these people for advice & support:

Manny 0468 408 283‬
- He’s a very very close friend who’s lived with us and only about 5 mins drive away
Mum 0434 988 065

Second, we know you’ll be doing your best - it’s not your fault if she does something stupid.

Cats often don’t go too far and can (hopefully) find their way back.

She’s microchipped, with a collar and tag, so that should give you some peace of mind.

Follow these steps:

First, open the door she left from, go to the kitchen and open the cupboard under the sink where we keep her food.
1. If she’s within earshot, she’ll hopefully come running. Try a few times
If this doesn’t work, put the knitted blanket from the bedroom outside the door she likely left from.
Leave her food and water bowls on top of the blanket, so she has something to eat if she finds her way back.
Wait for her to come back to that spot, and if you see her, let her in.
Periodically go outside with food in the serving cup, shake it and call her name as well as her favourite word “breakfast”

If she spews up (especially after eating) its probably cos she ate too fast. No need to feed her again.

BUT! If she’s sick and not getting better, acting fast is important. Call the above for advice first.

If you need to go to the vet, a cat carrier can be found on the top shelf in the garage.

North Melbourne

Closes at 7pm. No appointment required

Best for emergencies if within opening hours.

Kensington

24 hours. No appointment required

Go here if Lort Smith is closed. Really, really expensive

Local vet, appointment required.

Best for non-emergencies