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Hi -


Gustav went out on Wednesday evening (8th Feb) and hasn't come back. He's only 1 year old and doesn't normally go far or for long, so we think he might have got lost or be hiding in a shed or something.


He's a black and white moggy with a distinctive white "moustache". See pic. We live on Dunstans Road, backing onto Hillcourt Road. Posters up and door-knocking ongoing. There are allotments behind us (entrance on Underhill): if anyone has access to them we'd appreciate a look.


Please keep an eye out if you're in the neighbourhood (Dunstans, Goodrich, Hillcourt, Underhill, Crebor, Upland) If anyone sees him please get in touch. It's cold out!


Thanks, Tom 07967 991019

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