Whose cat is this?

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Permalink Reply by Geoff on August 17, 2024 at 20:28

She's a near neighbour of yours and visits one or two houses on her daily rounds. Her owner is on Beresford Road, north side - which backs on to Effingham Road's south side gardens, which explains her daily visits being part of her established routine!

Permalink Reply by McFiji on August 23, 2024 at 11:26

Hello, Shaheen,

I know the owner, and she has been worrying about her, as she has noticed her being away for long periods. She isn’t yet on HoL and so has asked me to ask you not to encourage the cat into your home. Her name is Laura. 

Thanks for reaching out - it is good to check if a cat already has an owner. 

With best wishes

Fiona

Permalink Reply by Laura on August 23, 2024 at 12:21

She is my cat. And I’ve suspected for some time how that someone on effingham road has her in their house. Pls stop encouraging her into their homes . And this is for everyone that might of have been. She is also micro chipped . Thank you 

Permalink Reply by rebecca on August 23, 2024 at 13:42

Hello Laura

She looks like a lovely cat. You are absolutely within your right to ask your neighbours to not let her into their home. There is a difference between acknowleding them in your garden and letting them into your home. I have recently lost my wonderful cat and like to think he was loved by my community too.

Permalink Reply by tigha on August 23, 2024 at 15:46

And great the little rascal has a loving home. Also make sure not to feed any cat that isn't yours unless you think a lost stray and starving. I would be furious if anyone fed one of my cats. Thankfully they hate other people as well as cats, so little chance of that

Permalink Reply by Shaheen on August 23, 2024 at 16:52

With all due respect i don’t need to be schooled on feeding someone elses cat. That cat comes to my house every single day on her own accord WITHOUT being fed. That was my point.