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3067 days ago

Anyone lost a little ginger young cat?

Linda from Stanmore Bay

We have a little ginger cat that has turned up at our house in Duncansby Rd.
Is pinching our outside stray cats food.
Very friendly, small perhaps only 4-6 months old at a guess.
Has ginger stripes on tail and markings on face.
Ran away at first but came back for food and a love.
May be new to neighbourhood.
Please let me know if you have moved in to Duncansby Rd and have a cat like this that may be visiting us.
Otherwise will capture and take to Gutter Kitties to get checked for
microchip and keep it safe until owner found.

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