Lost Cat British Short Hair from Bishops Cleeve Gloucestershire GL52

This lost British Short Hair Cat was last seen around Bishops Cleeve Gloucestershire GL52

Silver grey mackerel tabby. Prominent black stripes on legs and tail. Tail has a black tip. Ginger/brownish patch on belly. Last seen wearing a light grey Serestos collar, although this does have a quick release feature. Was last seen at 7-7:30am Sat Sep 14th. Went out in the morning, usually home within a couple of hours for breakfast, but has not been back since. Very out of character and we’re very worried.

Silver grey mackerel tabby. Prominent black stripes on legs and tail. Tail has a black tip. Ginger/brownish patch on belly. Last seen wearing a light grey Serestos collar, although this does have a quick release feature. Was last seen at 7-7:30am Sat Sep 14th. Went out in the morning, usually home within a couple of hours for breakfast, but has not been back since. Very out of character and we’re very worried.

Missing British Short Hair Cats in Bishops Cleeve
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Missing since14 Sep 2019
BreedBritish Short Hair
Dominant colourTabby
GenderMale
Approx age3
MicrochippedYes
LocationGL52
Pet Listing ID92774
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