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Report them to the Souhtwark Food Team.

It's cruel to put a cat out at night unless it has a covered place to go to. My advice would be to pick him up, take him back to your house and keep him in for at least a week. One good tip is to smear butter on his paws, he will lick it off and in the process this will remove all trace of where he has been when roaming, he will take on the smell of your house, all over again and this should keep him with you. Good luck.

Picture Gallery is a good idea, follow it with afternoon tea in the restaurant, it's always good.

Goldwings you have no heart.

Contact your local vet,

In my experience, they always find their way down in the end, it's usually the need for food or drink.

Don't know if one in East Dulwich, but try to track down a Maplins.

I used Hilary's for mine and very pleased with the finished product, made to measure, fitting excellent, good price too. Reccomend you get them in for a chat, and estimate.

Shaking a tin of cat treats always worked with mine, and if you get them hooked on Dreamies shaking a packet of these works a treat (no pun intended)

Doesn't surprise me at all, I live in the area and find a lot of the students very unruly and rude.