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1817 days ago

NOW FOUND!! lost cat

Jane from Kensington

THANK YOU TO THE KIND NEIGHBOURS WHO RESPONDED TO OUR MAIL OUT ETC. <3 Fred, our much loved Tonkinese has gone missing from our house in Graham St. in Kensington. He 6 years old, chocolate and light brown, has blue eyes and a white patch on his left front leg. He's been missing since the 24th but we were tramping so have just got back and are really missing him. His favourite person has just gone off to university and he's probably missing her. If you could check your sheds or any likely hiding places we'd be really grateful. Please contact Jane on 0210302572 with any information. Thank you <3

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