He spent hours hunting for the pet with his parents before printing off 100 posters with tortoiseshell Milly's picture and putting them up on lamp-posts near the family home in Whitstable, Kent.
Just three days later, Daniel's mother Heather, 43, received a phone call from a community warden telling her they had to come down. Carer Heather said: 'The warden rang up to say all the fliers had to come down.

'She said it came under an anti-social behaviour act and we could face an £80 penalty. I just burst into tears when she told me, I couldn't believe it.' As a result of the threats, Daniel took down all of the posters.
Milly is still missing.
Last night a red-faced Canterbury City Council issued an apology to Daniel, saying it had been 'overzealous'
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