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Lost cat on Gowlett Road (black and white with black nose and cross eyed)

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Kim68

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We are now looking after this lovely boy near by in Ivanhoe road.

He's well fed, clearly house trained and very relaxed. Please get in touch with us on 07950 311 425.

We're also popping posters up in the area and having him checked by a local vet today for his micro chip.

Please get in touch KIm 07950311425

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Kim68

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Update on this cat...

He was was taken to the Neighbourhood vets practise on Barry Parade to have his chip read... he was fortunately chipped however when the owner was contacted, his cat was sat beside him...wrong details on the microchip. Very confusing especially for the cat. He's now in the care of the vets practise who will try to locate the correct owner. If he's yours do get in touch with the vets practise 1, Barry Parade, Barry Rd, London SE22 0JA

020 8299 2388. They were super kind and helpful.

Cheers

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