These are the missing animals currently in or around Macclesfield.

In May and June, there have currently been three pets reported as missing.

They are all cats, and here are the important details if you spot this beloved family pet.

The most recent cat to go missing is Domestic short-haired cat Angel.

This black and white beauty is an 11-year-old spayed female, and went missing in Macclesfield on June 4.

She likely went out of an open window at 10pm, according to her owner.

The feline had recently moved to Pasture Close in Tytherington, so is new to the area and may be lost.

The second lost kitty Macclesfield Nub News is reporting on this month is Zebedee, a grey and white Domestic short-haired cat.

A £400 reward is offered for this Statham Street Cat that went missing in Macc on May 22 at 5am.

The neutered male is microchpped, but doesn't have a collar.

This healthy cat is just two years old, but it hasn't returned home through their smart cat flap almost a month.

The final missing cat in Macclesfield is Dobby, who is a female grey Sphynx cat, who is a healthy four year old.

It went missing on Coare Street at 11pm on May 9 2021.

The big-eyed cat has little freckles on her cheeks, and a scar under her belly as notable features. Unlike the other two missing Macc cats, it is unknown if Dobby is microchipped.

She ran out while the owner was getting other cats in for the night, and has not returned home. No reward is listed.

Have you seen any of these Cheshire cats? Let's get these Macc mousers back to their owners.

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