What would the average Briton living in the UK do if they got a LOST CAT flyer in their mail?

• This is a current ongoing debate in our office. It has to do with understanding just how kind we are, or how indifferent we've become these days...So, what would the average Briton living in the UK do if they got a LOST CAT flyer in their mail?
  
  a. Chuck it,
  b. Read it then chuck it,
  c. Hold onto it in case the lost cat turned up at yours.
  
  Dying to know!!

  24 Apr 2009, 03:31 Natasha Howe

Replies

• I know if it was my cat I would be devastated.

  Hi,
  
  I would definitely hold onto it. There are so may cats on our street and I always keep a lookout for any that may be lost. We don’t seem to get any Lost cat flyers through the door but I always look at the ones in the vets and post office etc and make a note of the info and a mental note if I don’t have paper/pen. It is not difficult for people do this and I know if it was my cat I would be devastated.
  
  C.Kennedy
  London

  C.Kennedy 24 Apr 2009, 05:42 - Report

• option C-

  but of course we would keep it in case the cat turned up

  Jenny, UK 24 Apr 2009, 05:44 - Report

• c

  if we recieved such a flyer, we would pin it to our Kitchen "To do" board, for the info, and hope that the unfortunate animal turned up at ours.
  Regards,

  B.Colett 24 Apr 2009, 06:43 - Report

• -

  Find it and burn it alive, with frenzied zeal.

  Dave B 01 May 2009, 09:33 - Report

• ...

  Find it, slice of its nipples and serve them with a rich salsa sauce and olives.

  Gaz 30 May 2009, 06:58 - Report

• Cats

  As a dog-loving nation, we tend to sacrifice felines in ritualistic pagan rituals. However, when we run out of cats, we frequently substitute them for immigrants. Pakis especially.

  Cal 31 May 2009, 06:48 - Report

• Cats and Dogs

  Hunt it down and introduce it to my rabid pitbull terrior, called Hitler. He really likes Cats and they would be sure to have happy times together.

  Dan 15 Jun 2009, 08:46 - Report

• Cats....

  Personally..if I found it I would put it in the microwave and set it to full power for 30 minutes. The remains would provide an excellent soupy feast for my pet rat, Sid.

  Trev 05 Aug 2009, 03:16 - Report