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Torquay town cat Sox found following dog attack

We Are South Devon by We Are South Devon
February 21, 2021
in Community News

Popular town centre cat Sox has been found today, Sunday 21 February following a dog attack on Friday. (You can read more about the dog attack here)

Sox was located yesterday after a search by his owners and local residents. He was found stuck on a roof, unable to make his own way down. Local roofer Richard Hammond from Roofseal, helped by Tony Bickford were able to safely get Sox from the roof but unfortunately, Sox made a dash for freedom.

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He was located again this morning and after a trip to the vets, is back home.

Sox is regularly seen in Torquay town centre

Sox was treated with pain relief and has a few broken nails.

His owners have thanked everyone for their help, adding Sox is currently “grounded”.

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