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For those around the Abbotswood Road area would you mind having a have a look out for my cat Baloo. He does spend a lot time outside especially when it's warm but I am getting a little worried about him as I he doesn't seem to have come home for a few days. (I say seem, he may have come home in the night as the cat food was eaten, but that could have been another cat who sometimes breaks in and eats the food and his usual sleeping spot doesn't look slept in either.


As I was popping to the shops yesterday afternoon I saw him briefly at the end of Shaw Road and thought he was heading home, but when I got back he wasn't here.


I may be worrying for nothing as he doesn't like being in the house when it's hot weather, but if you do see him can you please let me know. He is a small long haired tabby with a very bushy tail. He doesn't wear a collar but is microchipped.


If you do see would you mind letting me know, my number is 07979 502902.


Thank you so much. Photo is attached.

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