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Our large, darkish tabby cat Cheetah (who went missing for 8 weeks this very time last year) hasn't been seen since Sunday 1st Sept late afternoon. He lives in Fellbrigg Road. He's wearing a blue collar and is vocal and friendly. Since he was found last time (in Henslowe Road) he has never been away from home for more than an hour at a time, so this is unusual. Please check sheds or locked places, and contact us if you've seen him. Many thanks. Tel: 07788 414791.

AdrianB Wrote:

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> Froglander - yes, we're thinking of doing this.

> Any recommendations for good, lightweight

> trackers?




I don?t have any recommendations for a tracker. You could put it as @ question in the Lounge. Do you keep him in at night?

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