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fromthedarkside

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  1. If your budget is approx 200k then I'd like to stick in a positive word for Catford. I've lived on SE6/SE13 borders since 2002. I'm a woman (5 foot 2 and white if that's relevant) and I've never felt unsafe walking locally after dark; I often pop out for a pint of milk from the 24 hr shop in the wee small hours [insomnia is a bitch]. Your budget should get you a really decently sized one bedroom (with maybe titchy second bedroom) flat with garden on Mount Pleasant, Radford, Theodore, George Lane. Keep an eye out also for properties on the triangle of Rushey Green, Wildfell and Albacore. It's not an exciting area to live but in the ten years plus I've lived here every move has been positive. We have some really nice pub/restaurants now. We didn't have them 10 years ago. And it's within a short, single bus journey to Greenwich, Blackheath and East Dulwich. We have lovely parks. There is a real sense of community here. My mum loves it (and she lives in Holmes Chapel). Good, if not perfect, transport links to central London. Rushey Green/Davenport/Ringstead are also good places to look.
  2. singalto/elloriac I'm just taking every avenue of opportunity available to reunite this lovely cat with her owners. The vet is doing the microchip thing and I'm doing the social media thing. The posters and talking to people is doing the old fashioned word of mouth for those not into the social media thing. I can't, for personal reasons, take her on if we (me, the vet, twitter, facebook and local forums) can't find her rightful guardians then at least I'll know I've done everything I can. I've had a few lovely friends letting me know that they would like a cat as delightful as she is. So it looks like I have a plan B.
  3. No, no collar. Sorry. Hope your green collared cat turns up soon. This little madam is delightful (throwing herself kamikaze style at walls in pursuit of moths from the back of the sofa) and I keep thinking how much her real guardians must be missing her.
  4. I found a kitten this morning in SE13 6XX (Lewisham/Catford Borders). We've just got back from the vets. She's microchipped and the vet is trying to contact the person who originally registered her. I couldn't get a full postcode, for obvious reasons, but she was registered at an SE22 address under the name of Isis in mid June. She's had a quick health check and appears to be well. The vet thinks she's 4/5 months old. She's very affectionate and I'm guessing that her owner is missing her. She's a beautifully marked tabby cat, with a patch of white under-chin. She's very affectionate, confident and well socialised and I'm guessing that her owner is missing her. If you know anyone who was selling, or giving away, a litter of kittens in June/July or anyone who has recently moved from SE22 to SE6/SE13 (I have had my flat described as being in Rushey Green/Hither Green/Catford or Lewisham Park) can you please contact them and let them know that if they can help re-unite owner and kitten to contact The Animal Clinic on 020 8967 0857. They have onward contact details for me and I'll be checking progress with them daily. She has come home with me for the time being because I've put up lots of posters in local shops and on lamp posts, registered with other local vets, Lewisham Animal Welfare and the Findapet website but I can't keep her for much more than the end of this weekend. I'd hate to have to put her forward for re-homing when she's obviously well cared for and much loved. ADMIN - I know that this forum is very well organised and that posts put on the wrong page are moved. Please move this if I've posted in the wrong place. Thank you
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