Possible stray pedigree Tom cat

[Gesine]

Hello

This beautiful tom cat is increasingly hanging out in our garden at Crystal Palace Road. He is very welcome, just to check he has a home to go to?

[singalto]

Would you be able to catch him and take him to a vet to scan for a microchip?

[Gesine]

He is very shy. I would need to start feeding him first to get him more used to us and I don?t want to do this if he has a home nearby. But I?m prepared to do this if starts looking thinner and nobody coming forward.

[hpsaucey]

Hi - there's a similar cat missing from SE15: https://www.facebook.com/liseli.margaret

[ianr]

Here he is rotated for easier viewing.

[Gesine]

Thanks hpsaucy, sadly, not the one.

[Rowan Amaranth]

Hi just saw this. Hes our cat from Ulverscroft rd. His name is Jack, he is a bit of a wanderer and isn't chipped. If you feed him then he will stay near. We haven't seen him in about a week but he often disappears for a bit before returning

[hpsaucey]

Rowan Amaranth Wrote:

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> Hi just saw this. Hes our cat from Ulverscroft rd.

> His name is Jack, he is a bit of a wanderer and

> isn't chipped. If you feed him then he will stay

> near. We haven't seen him in about a week but he

> often disappears for a bit before returning

Hi there. Good to know he's local. Really really suggest getting him chipped. Then he can be returned to you if wanders too far and gets lost. More likely to wander and get lost if he's not neutered too.

Some rescues offer vouchers for free/reduced cost neutering and chipping.

HP