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So our Marmite has decided to go missing again. He?ll usually disappear for days at a time (we think he?s being fed elsewhere) and then will come in, go out and do it all over again but this time round we haven?t seen him for over two weeks and I?m worried somethings happened to him. He?s a BIG black and white male cat, not fat but just genuinely a large cat, friendly but not overtly affectionate, young (2 and a half) and is spayed and chipped. I?ll attach a photo once I?m home from work. Please let me know if you?ve been feeding him or if you?ve seen him at all!!!
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