Tahi hopeful sightings but nothing confirmed
Hi all,
I’ve done another round of Tahi flyers and have had a couple of reported sightings matching his description, both in a similar vicinity/area close-ish to home,so I’m doing a lot of scent trails between there and home and going out biscuit tin shaking and calling around sunset each night (yes,that crazy lady rubbing her feet and hand on trees in the walkway is me!)
I’ll keep you posted, I’ve had a few of these now and all ruled out once the cat has showed itself so not getting my hopes up (having to really push those hope barriers these last few days)….
Also a possible in dolphin place,so all paws crossed.
Please keep Tahi in mind and fresh in your posts xxxxxxxxx (9 lives)
Thank you 🙏🏼
PS: also please note typo on posters (attached) his weight at last vet check was *3*.75, not 4 😔 …. It doesn’t give him much back-up 😣”
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