Black or Black Brown Cat clearly a pet hungry for food at Caledonian Rd St Albans
A clearly loved lovely, large, healthy, dark short haired cat (looks kinda Burmese) is a nightly visitor at 230 B Caledonian Rd. He has a beautiful dark, maybe black or very dark brown coat and is in great condition and affectionate. I can't tell if he lives in the "hood", sleeps all day and comes out at night for a midnight snack (because his family watch his food intake) or if he is lost. He has green eyes and a gentle mrow and likes to picked up and held. So, clearly he is not a stray. He hopped onto my bed last night & my cat didn't really mind so I think they have become mates. He has been visiting at nights for about a month. I usually leave biscuits outside for him but he really likes the special expensive ones I keep inside and cried last night because I didn't feed him. He is terribly smart and follows my cat inside at night knowing that Uber Eats will be arriving any moment. He also knows the biscuits are in the pantry and last night ran around the kitchen wanting me to get the biscuits for him, while my cat just sat and watched the circus. I am happy to feed him but his family may not want him getting extra food. He looks like he weighs approx 5 ks and is fairly young - maybe 3? He looks a bit like the missing cat Marlow from St Albans who's pic was posted 71 days ago. I can't find a link to Marlow's family so the page must have expired. I don't know if he was ever found...
Any suggestions welcome
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