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810 days ago

Tom cat.

Sarah from Waltham

Does anyone recognise this Tom.
He been around for a few months.
Has quite a deep raspy voice. (esp at night lol).
I'm in Ensors road near Ferry road. He visits the area quite often.
I'm not sure that he's a stray. But suspect he is.
Note: I'm just checking to see if he has a home before I look at getting him to the vet to scan for a chip.
He won't be easy to catch as quite nervy of humans. I have 4 cats of my own which would need to be inside when I would try to catch him. Plus working long hours at the moment. So at this stage, just trying to hopefully hear he has a home.

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