Scotty is still missing!!!!!
Last seen at finchley place, Hamilton east
Been gone since the 15th of july
Small Black brown domestic short-hair
Desexed with green ink on right ear
Loves head butts
Loves cuddles
Loves sleeping on beds
Super friendly
Not wearing a collar because he hates them so he isn't forced to wear one.
Never runs away
Doesn't leave my side when I'm home so it's very unusual for Scotty to go missing 2 days after I had told my landlord he was my cat...
If anyone had seen a man take my cat or dump him any where please let me know ASAP as I am really concerned since we have had no communication from him ever since I told him I had a cat.
I didn't wanna say this but it has made me think that it may be the reason why I haven't seen Scotty. I hate accusing people but I honestly don't know what to think right now. It has been a month and I'm heart broken that my Babey isn't around anymore..
For those people who have helped me out and messaged me every time they have had a black cat turn up. I'd like to say thankyou. It's a total pleasure to know that there are amazing people out there looking out for me and everyone else that is missing their fur baby.
I hope to find my baby Scotty and wish you all good luck to find your fur baby
Please email or text me @ 0224178858 or @ biancahopa@gmail.com
If you have any idea where my cat is thankyou x
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