1795 days ago

Urgent found cat

Summa from Frankton

URGENT: Please share!
This elderly neutered male cat has been taken into CareVets Chartwell today by a member of public. He is not microchipped or wearing a collar, but has been desexed. We do not know exactly where he was found, but we need to find an owner ASAP.
If this is your cat, or you know where he is from, please phone SPCA on 078474868 or Chartwell Carevets on 078559072.

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