Missing cat from Wallaceville Estate
My ginger and white boy cat, Riley, has gone missing from 36 Gilruth Road, last seen about 10pm on Monday evening 24 Feb. It’s about the 25th time he’s gone from home since I moved here in May 19. Each time he’s gone walk-about he’s headed back to his old stomping ground around Pinehill Cres / Evergreen Cres in Trentham but he hasn’t been spotted there this time so may have gone somewhere else.
He’s quite chilled, he doesn’t meow much, tends to squeak more than meow and doesn’t like to be picked up but does get attracted to cat food when he’s hungry. He’s a big fluffy cat with no collar but is micro-chipped. Please text or call me on 021 1772833 if you see him. Thanks.
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