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UPDATE FOUND **Missing Tabby Cat | Crawthew Grove**

Lilgo

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Lilgo

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Hi


Our beloved tabby cat Kiki has been missing since Sunday night, she is small and has grey brown markings, and lives on Crawthew Grove close to the Lacon road junction


If you have any information/sightings I would be most grateful. Please contact me on 07810 835220


She does not normally wander far from home, so may of got stuck or locked in a shed so close by please keep an eye

out


Thanks very much


Lilly

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Lilgo

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Our lovely cat is still missing, she was spotted on Monday night and followed someone into a house, so she may well be coming in houses in that area to take refuge. Please keep an eye out for our lovely small tabby cat Kiki.
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Hi Lilly!


A very similar looking kitty was spotted {once again} on Hindmans Rd this morning. I believe this was a female, small & slim build, beautiful markings... She dashed directly across the street to greet me. She's either lost or new & just inquisitive, as I've never seen her before on this street. Friendly, yet very cautious, but once again, she did run directly towards me. I have a gut feeling she may be lost. I'm going to be looking out for her & hold onto your number. *fingers crossed*

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Kiki has been found, she headed off from Hindmans Rd, up across Barry so a long way from home.


Thanks everyone for all the news all the sightings kept our spirits up in the search and really helped us track her down. Special thanks to Paula on Dunstan road who took Kiki in, and got in touch with us! We are so so happy to have her home

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