Bjorn the Cat - from Berhampore - FOUND
HAPPY NEWS! Bjorn has wandered home after 3 1/2 weeks away. Skinny, thirsty, sleepy but happy to be home! Still full of attidude which is great too! Thank you so much for the support and help neighbours. It’s truly meant a lot. Becky 26/11/21
Hi All
Our beautiful Maine Coon Boy Bjorn is still missing from Chilka St Berhampore. Missing since 6/11/21. So almost 3 weeks now and we really miss him! Seen on Berhampore golf course below Breton Grove on 7/11. Further possible sightings this week on the golf course/entrance to Wakefield Park behind Royal St Berhampore on 23/11 around 1pm and possibly near 14-16 Quebec St Kingston on 24/11 around 5pm. He is a really big boy. Tabby coloured but white chin and light mane and belly. He is desexed and microchipped, 4 years old. Please call me if you have any sightings or even better manage to catch him. He is probaby getting hungry now so might be tempted with a treat. Thanks and a special thank you to all the lovely people in our community who have been helping look and post flyers, sending tips, loaning cat traps and generally giving us encouragement. What a privilege to live amongst such caring folk.
Becky 0272025200
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