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UPDATE - Found!! home safe and sound

Hi all, our boy Reggie hasn’t come home since 11am yesterday sadly. He always comes back without fail. Our flat backs out onto the Choumert road car park, and neighbours the mews nearby. I think he might have gotten locked in / trapped somewhere. He recently had a vet visit, so has to large shaved patches on either side. Is tabby and white. He has a white tip on his tail. He definitely would have come home in the rain and thunder this am. If anyone has seen him please let me know. Me and my husband are searching all the time and miss him ☹️

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Edited by Kerry M
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