Over 50's Club Scotland

Just a thought, years ago when our cat went missing I waited till the evening when traffic had quieted down and walked about the neighborhood calling him, and asking anyone I met, it was quiet at that time and I heard him meowing back to me, he was stuck in a shed. Ask your neighbours to look in theirs for you, and check any sounds in bushes ect.

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I’ve completed the majority of my steps today’s walking round the local roads, including completing a litter pick which enticed some more folk to warm to my search.

We’re convinced that he has several “homes” as it’s quite a cat area. So he’s most likely holed up somewhere safe for the time being and will return when he’s feeling a bit better. He’s quite nomadic like that.

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Just had another walk (and litter picked while I did so… my neighbourhood is going to be slick and spam soon :grimacing::rofl::rofl:). It’s deffo a better time for cats to come out and play, but sadly not my little tigger.

That’s about your cat, Dex. Will your neighbours help ?

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I’ve got a few looking out for him, thanks.

Still early days. He often goes awol for a couple or so days, so we wouldn’t normally worry. It’s just that with a poorly paw, we’re naturally a tad concerned.

Will knock on a few doors tomorrow. Trouble is we have no idea how far his usual stomping ground is.

Well I wish you luck, Dex.

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