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My cat Enkidu (pronounced n-key-do - also known as Noodle or Monkey) has been missing since last night - Tuesday 11 September. It's extremely out of character for him to disappear overnight.


He may be hiding in garden sheds or similar as I live where the police were chasing someone through the gardens between Dunstans Road & Hillcourt Road last night, and he is a very shy cat, I think he got frightened by all the activity and looked for somewhere safe. (this was approx 9-10.30pm on Tuesday night)


He is a pale ginger with white markings, particularly on his face, chest and paws. He's about 7 years old, not particularly big and has a fluffy belly. He's microchipped but doesn't wear a collar. He's registered with the Neighbourhood Vets.


Photos attached.

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