Ccat who could tell nine tales
00:00, 25 April 2002
HARRY the cat has been grounded after bending the rules just a little too much.
The cat didn't just stay out late. He went walkabouts for a whole month.
His owner, Lynette Robinson, feared the worst and didn't think she'd see her beloved Tonkinese again, but came to the Kentish Express newspaper for help in a last bid to try to track the moggie down.
To her surprise she received a telephone call at the weekend from Kentish Express Cat Search columnist Lin Toynbee, saying the cat was safe and well.
A resident of The Bayle in Folkestone had taken Harry in, believing him to be a stray. Harry was taken back to his home in Cambridge Gardens, Folkestone.
Lynette said: "I am so pleased to have him home. I'd almost given up hope. When he went missing I was so upset and dispondent. He's part of the family. Now he's grounded until further notice."
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