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Bones the abandoned cat finds new home at St Mary's, thanks to Reverend Marjorie Brown

Rev Marjorie Brown with daughter Emily and “Bones”.

Published: 04 August 2011
by JOSIE HINTON

SHE promised to be kind to all God’s creatures – and an abandoned cat was no exception.

Reverend Marjorie Brown, vicar of St Mary’s Church in Elsworthy Road, Primrose Hill, was shocked to find a young cat inside the church.
The homeless moggy, now named Bones, has become the latest addition to the vicarage – to the delight of Rev Brown’s daughter Emily but to the dismay of their other two cats, Smokey and Fatface.
Emily, 23, said: “He was left in a pet carrier with no note or anything. 

“I took one look at him and he just had these big eyes and I wanted to take him home. Smokey and Fatface definitely don’t like him, but I think they’ve come to a truce.”

Rev Brown added: “I was really struck by the fact someone in our neighbourhood must have seen the church as a last resort you could turn to if you had no idea who else could help.” 
Rev Marjorie Brown is pictured with daughter Emily and “Bones”.

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