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Missing cat, 25, 'cried' when she recognised her owners' scent - Vimarsana News

Missing cat, 25, 'cried' when she recognised her owners' scent

Alison Lyng, 48, and her husband Dean, 55, from Chatham in Kent, lost their 25-year-old black-and-white cat Kizzy two years ago and assumed she had passed away due to her age.

Naughty cat called Mischief finally returns to owner after three years - Vimarsana News

Naughty cat called Mischief finally returns to owner after three years

A naughty cat called Mischief has finally returned to her owner three years after she went missing.

Sittingbourne pub landlady warns dog owners after pet thought to have ingested poison on walk at Borden Nature Reserve - Vimarsana News

Sittingbourne pub landlady warns dog owners after pet thought to have ingested poison on walk at Borden Nature Reserve

A pub landlady who says her dog became violently ill after a walk suspects he was poisoned and has warned other pet owners to be on their guard.

Phantom cat shaver may have targeted a total of 217 moggies during reign of terror - Vimarsana News

Phantom cat shaver may have targeted a total of 217 moggies during reign of terror

The number has rocketed in the past three weeks, with 99 confirmed cases being investigated and another 118 reported incidents, making a total of 217 in the last year.

As pets are shaved MARK EDMONDS asks, why isn't anyone catching the phantom cat shaver of Chatham? - Vimarsana News

As pets are shaved MARK EDMONDS asks, why isn't anyone catching the phantom cat shaver of Chatham?

MARK EDMONDS: Monday afternoon and spring sunshine is creeping into Ansell Avenue, a quiet, suburban street in Chatham, the Medway town once home to Charles Dickens.