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Lost Burmese cat: Top of Barry Road

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Hi Paul, In the Neighbourhood Vet on Lordship Lane around 2pm today a woman had brought in a cat that she'd taken in after finding it miaowing at her door, and she was clearly looking for clues to where it belonged. I heard one of the staff tell her they'd scanned it for a microchip but hadn't found one. I'd describe it as either Burmese or Siamese in appearance - I didn't look too closely (it was in a carrier) so I can't say for sure that I recognise your missing cat, but it's at least possible. The receptionist at the vet said it looked like it had been living outdoors for some time. The vet's number is 8299 2388. Hope Totti turns up, whether or not he's the one I've seen!

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