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A cat has been yowling all night in and near my garden (it has been around a lot recently). It seems to be lost. I think it is likely to live on Colwell Road (I'm on Lordship Lane, opposite the Lordship pub). It's most black, with some white and a red collar. It looks young. Please let me know if you've mislaid it as it's been keeping us awake and seems distressed.

You could put a paper collar (has a brief message about cat visiting on it and you add your phone number for contact) on and see if you get a call from owner? If not, assume lost/ check microchip etc... Available here:


http://www.cats.org.uk/uploads/documents/COM_1032_Lost_and_found_collar_print_out_AW.pdf

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