Lost: Grey Cat Male In East Anglia (PE21)

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2019-01-28 02:00 LucyJW

https://www.facebook.com/390841188385494/posts/400907837378829/ could this be your cat?

2013-08-15 14:12 AlisonH

Still no news of Rango.

2013-07-28 10:54 Unknown

Just checking. Early days yet, he may be back soon. Paws, xd.

2013-07-27 20:06 Unknown

Try cooking some food which you know Rango cant resist; the aroma may tempt him back. Also pout something with his scent on in the garden (If you can) say a blanket. You could put your scent on too. If Rango has not been neutered it may be that he has gone looking for the ladies. Tom cats that are not neutered will go quite a way to look for a girlfriend. They are moire likely to go for unspayed females, necause they go by the scent. (Mating season) Neutered male cats will only have a territory of about 5/6 average garden spaces, so normally dont wander too far: about half of that for spayed females of which I have two. (Both spayed) Good luckx

2013-07-27 18:12 Tonia

Added to Twitter and f/Book

2013-07-27 17:39 AlisonH

Email alerts sent to PE20, 21, 22

2013-07-27 17:27 Admin

Sorry to see that RANGO is missing.

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