Three cats lost after Stourbridge fire reunited with owners - but two still missing
Two cats are still reported as missing following the Stourbridge fire.
A renewed appeal has been launched to ask for help finding two cats reported as missing since the Stourbridge fire on Thursday.
The Central England Animal Search & Rescue has issued a fresh appeal for help on social media to find Millie and Dexter, after three other cats were found and reunited with their owners days after the devastating fire.
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Millie is a four-year-old long haired black and white cat, while Dexter is described as a 12-year-old Tabby and White and both are from the Quarry Park Road area of Stourbridge.
A spokesman for Central England Animal Search & Rescue said: “Two more beautiful cats are missing from Stourbridge due to the fires.
“Please search your sheds, storage areas and anywhere where they could have been stuck inside or could be hiding.”
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