Bath Street Cats

[rapunzell]

Earlier this year I was adopted by a neighbour's cat who would come in through the open window every morning and keep me company until I sent her home at bedtime. (S)he (I didn't check but we'll call her a she) hasn't missed a day until last week.

She's been gone for a week now and I'm slightly concerned that something might have happened to her but she doesn't really belong to me and I don't know exactly who owns her! I am trying to track them down, without looking like a strange cat-stalker..

Cat doesn't have a collar, is smallish, looks quite old, has sleek short haired black and orangey hair that makes her look streaky brown, three pale peachy toes, scowly green eyes and a black nose. (S)he appeared to live in the blocks at the end of Bath Street. If you recognise this description and can confirm her good health, please do!

Thanks,
Rapunzell(Mo)

[bellybabe]

Hi Rapunzell,
She/he doesn't sound familiar but I'll keep an eye out in the area.

BB

[Robin!]

Hold on, I just check my tyres. Only kidding I have two of my own and would be gutted if mine went awol.

I'd give 2 weeks before start worrying, cats do like to go awol on their own accord sometimes.

[rapunzell]

Thanks guys : )

[foxy]

rapunzell...maybe the cat's mummy and daddy have gone on holiday and put her in catty kennels

[rapunzell]

Yup, I'm thinking all the optimistic thoughts : )

[Zargonian]

I've lost many a cat in my time, they tend to just go off and wander don't they. My Mum and Dad's cat "Mork" has gone walkabout. Hope he's okay, but he was always a ladies man. The midden!

I'm not sure if I seen him spinning around in the Star on the High Street the other day though......

[rapunzell]

I like the idea that she's starting hanging around the pub instead : )