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Missing Cat - East Dulwich/Peckham near Goose Green, please help!

Sarah Newall

By Sarah Newall
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Sarah Newall

Sarah Newall

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My beloved cat Toro is still missing from the Howden Road area of Peckham/East Dulwich. I think that he may be hiding, injured or trapped in the local area. He is very a nervous and easily scared boy and is unlikely to be wandering near people or in a busy area. 

Please help me find him by checking sheds, gardens and anywhere near you that you think he could be hiding or trapped. If you know anyone who may have taken him in or might be feeding him as a stray, please please also let me know. There is a detailed description of him below. 

He is a much-loved pet and I am desperate to find him and bring him home. Thank you xx

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