MOOSE Ginger/White Fluffy cat possible found Aidanfield
Hiya. Our neighbours moved away several years ago: they had Moose, a fluffy gorgeous ginger and white puddy. Well in the past few months a very scraggly looking Furbaby is looking for food when it is dark, and last night I actually touched him, and I think he is MOOSE. I have no contacts for these people who moved to Lincoln, but we are contacting all the vets and we will try to catch him so can check the microchip. He looks very sad, matted and thin, but I am certain this is MOOSE.
I have attached photos of him when he was healthy, and at my house visiting. PLEASE PLEASE if you can help, do. He needs our assistance.
Thank you for taking the time to read this post,
Oriana
Are we there yet? A city stuck in traffic
Christchurch is New Zealand’s fastest-growing main centre but has the lowest spend on public transport, an incomplete cycling network, and the worst peak-time traffic congestion.
For the second year running, data from global navigation company Tomtom shows it takes longer to travel 10km in Christchurch during rush hour than New Zealand’s other main centres, and it is getting worse.
Tomtom’s data also shows that during rush hour, Christchurch can have 50 traffic jams across the city, with over 30km of clogged roads.
Driving that 10km takes an average of 19 minutes and 10 seconds, up from 18 mins 30 secs last year. Last week’s slowest day was Wednesday at 5pm, with 24 mins.
While Aucklanders’ longer journeys and extra motorways mean slightly more time overall in rush hour traffic, they cover 10km quicker at an average of 16mins and 30secs. Wellingtonians takes 18mins 20secs.
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The Greater Hornby Mid Winter Market
Plenty of craft stalls and food vendors.
10am-2pm Saturday 13th July at South Hornby School, 35 Aymes Rd, Hornby
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