Found Cat Tabby from Snaresbrook Greater London E11
This found Tabby Cat was found around Snaresbrook Greater London E11
Was found near Snaresbrook Road, E11, at about 5pm on Sunday. We were walking home from Wanstead Forest, when it appeared. Seemed distressed and ran over to us meowing, very nervously looking back where it had come from. Then stayed right by us all the way home. Doesn't seem used to being outside.
white paws and bib
Contact | Contact Member |
Found | 11 Dec 2016 |
Breed | Tabby |
Dominant colour | Black |
Gender | Female |
Approx age | 2 |
Neutered | Unknown |
Microchipped | No |
Location | E11 |
Pet Listing ID | 78769 |
The following lost pets are matches to this found cat, these were listed on the lost cat register after this pet was found.
# | Possible Lost Pet Matches | Date Listed |
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103568 | Lost Cat Tabby from Battersea Greater London SW8 | 22 Mar 2023 |
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97763 | Lost Cat Tabby from Edgware Greater London HA8 | 13 Mar 2021 |
91092 | Lost Cat Tabby from London Greater London N13 | 14 May 2019 |
90132 | Lost Cat Tabby from Notting Hill Greater London W11 | 06 Feb 2019 |
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