Tabby cat

Published on September 18, 2018September 18, 2018

Is this your cat?

Message from Louise Tombs:

Please can anyone help?

We have a very loving tabby cat that has found it’s way to the bungalows in the village. (Please see attached photo). Every day this adorable tabby comes to greet me when I arrive home. She seems to be sleeping in the hedge by a wall most of the time.

Could anyone tell me if she has a home or is lost? If lost I would like to help her find her way home. But if she has a home in the village then I will be happy just to keep saying hello every day.

I would be very greatful if anyone can help.

Kind Regards

Louise

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