A much-loved black and white cat who was "part of the family" at the University of Worcester has died.
Staff posted a notice on Facebook to say they were very sad to share that Toby, their "beloved campus cat", had passed away.
"Toby wasn't just a familiar face – he was a friend to many," they said.
"Whether you stopped for a quick cuddle on the way to class or followed his adventures online, he brought a smile to countless people across our community."
The post said Sara Corfield, "Toby's mum", had asked for anyone with photographs to share them either in the comments or as a direct message.
The pictures are being passed to her so she can see how much he meant to everyone on campus.
"Thank you to everyone who looked out for him over the years – Toby truly was part of the Worcester family," the tribute said.
During his time at Worcester, Toby became an international social media sensation with his own Instagram page and merchandise.
His social media biography described the kitty as studying Meowcanics.
The famous feline had his own mural and students welcomed him into their accommodation.
He was described as the "unofficial face of the Students' Union" and was known for roaming around campus, sheltering under the table tennis tables, and was loved by students as if he was their own pet, the BBC was told last year.
