For a few months now I’ve been following the Facebook page ‘has anybody seen Chase?‘ – which follows the exploits of Chase, a young city-dwelling black cat who lives not far from Victoria Square. He’s become a celebrity with lots of people aware of who he is now – which is a good thing as he was getting ‘rescued’ a lot – ending up at vet clinics around Christchurch. He now wears a collar and there have been signs put up explaining he’s not lost. We spotted him as we were walking down Oxford Terrace right by the river. I watched out for him as he crossed Armagh Street and went into Victoria Square. This was probably my 3rd or 4th attempt to actually seem him, so I was having to keep my enthusiasm abated so as not to spook him. He actually came to me when I called him – so he’s more obedient than my own little black cat! He end up with some head scratchies which he was rather appreciative of.

You can learn more about Chase via this RNZ article.

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