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Missing ginger and white cat in SE23 - NOW FOUND!

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peanut 78

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Hi, our 14 year old female ginger and white cat went missing on Sunday morning (19th June) after slipping out of the front door unnoticed. We recently moved, and she hadn't been in the front garden before, so I think she is lost and disorientated and can't find her way home. She went missing on Cranston Road, SE23, but I have been told that missing cats can often travel far and wide so posting here just in case. If anyone should spot her please do get in touch - photo attached. She is microchipped and was wearing a collar with a tag. Many thanks.
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peanut 78

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I'm very pleased to report there has been a happy ending and my cat has been found thanks to some helpful neighbours - 17 days after she went missing!! I think she was locked in somewhere, apart from being very thin and fragile she seems to be ok so far.

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