or, more accurately, he's found us!
A beautiful mature tabby cat has taken up residence outside our house since the end of last week. He's un-neutered, a grey tabby with a white bib and paws; very good natured, tame and friendly and also very hungry. We're feeding him outside as a short term measure but would love him to be reunited with his own people before the weather gets really cold again.
We don't know if he's lost, abandoned or maybe belongs to somebody who's been admitted to hospital. This morning, we took him to the vets to be scanned but he isn't microchipped.
It's the Colenso Road area of Seven Kings/Newbury Park but there's no telling how far he may have travelled to get here! If anyone reading this has any idea where he might have come from, or has a neighbour or friend who's lost a cat, please PM me because he's obviously somebody's much-loved pet and we can't keep him because our own cat loathes all others of her own kind!
Here's a picture of him:[img]A beautiful mature tabby cat has taken up residence outside our house since the end of last week. He's un-neutered, a grey tabby with a white bib and paws; very good natured, tame and friendly and also very hungry. We're feeding him outside as a short term measure but would love him to be reunited with his own people before the weather gets really cold again.
We don't know if he's lost, abandoned or maybe belongs to somebody who's been admitted to hospital. This morning, we took him to the vets to be scanned but he isn't microchipped.
It's the Colenso Road area of Seven Kings/Newbury Park but there's no telling how far he may have travelled to get here! If anyone reading this has any idea where he might have come from, or has a neighbour or friend who's lost a cat, please PM me because he's obviously somebody's much-loved pet and we can't keep him because our own cat loathes all others of her own kind!
There's a picture of him here:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24301298/P1030341-b-1.jpg
