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JoB21

JoB21

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Hello all,


My cat Danger has been missing since late on Monday night. She is tortoiseshell, average sized and really good natured, not wearing a collar. We have only recently moved to the area - Peckham Rye end of Dunstans Road so I doubt she has a very wide territory. Please keep an eye out for her and get in touch if you think you may have seen or found her. Hugely appreciated if those in the immediate area (Dunstans Road, Dunstans Grove, St Aidan's, Ryedale, Cornflower Terrace etc)could check gardens and sheds in case she has taken cover from the cold.


Photo of her attached.


Many thanks - Jo

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Hi if you send me the photo and some details I will put it on my website. Also worth a visit as this gives lots of information and resources to try and find the cat. My website is www.anypetsittingandwalking.co.uk and my email is [email protected] phone 07443 942491

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