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Could this be the same cat?

sbs2010 · 2016-05-11 21:34:35

The nose markings are different but could these have changed? The younger cat (outdoor pics), is about 10months old. The pic of the cat at the door is 4 years later.

11-05-2016 9:34pm

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sbs2010

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The nose markings are different but could these have changed?

The younger cat (outdoor pics), is about 10months old.

The pic of the cat at the door is 4 years later.

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It's not the same cat OP Body markings different, white facial markings quite a lot different.
Is this a case of a hoped-for miracle?

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#3 12-05-2016 12:57pm

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Nope not the same cat, as said different markings nose and tail and colour

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