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Manchester student paid pet detective over £900 to find lost cat- but says it was worth it for his safe return

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01/11/2023

A cat has been nursed back to health after it was missing for 40 days and found blind and deaf through starvation. Katie Carr, 24, a student at the University of York, was living at her parents’ home in Manchester with her pet Winston when he escaped through a window.

Manchester student paid pet detective over £900 to find lost cat- but says it was worth it for his safe return

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Manchester student paid pet detective over £900 to find lost cat- but says it was worth it for his safe return

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