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Gesine

Gesine

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This young lad has turned up a few days ago, hangs around a lot and is keen to come in (fotos taken after he made it through the cat flap)


He is not chipped, friendly, still ‘intact’ (as far as I can tell) and looks healthy.


Turned up in SE22 between the Actress and Great Exhibition pubs.


Could be he got lost chasing some girls. Please contact me if you know him?

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Hello,


It would be wise not to allow an intact Tom to continue roaming. He's going to need to be reported to a shelter, like Celia Hammond Animal Trust, who can take him in, get him neutered, find his owners or have him rehomed if nobody claims him.


You can contact the Lewisham team:

https://www.celiahammond.org/lewisham/index.php/contact-us


Kindest,

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