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We seem to have been adopted by a lovely young-ish tabby cat with white socks, who appeared on our doorstep yesterday morning. She has a black collar with red writing that says "STAYWELL", but no nametag. She is very friendly and our daughter is enjoying playing with her, but we think she must have a home and a family missing her somewhere. If she is yours or you know who she might belong to, please do get in touch!

What a little cutetie.. she maybe micro-chipped and worth getting her checked out/ scanned at a vets to track her owners down.


If im right, Staywell also sell catflaps that are designed to read a cats microchipp so only that cat can gain access to the catflap into their home.


If you need any help and or can't get her to a vets yourself for any reason, let me know and I'd be more than happy to help out.


Good Luck

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