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Our sweet one-eyed cat has gone missing from Crawthew Grove - East Dulwich


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Hi all, 

Our sweet and gentle one - eyed indoor exotic shorthair has gone missing from Crawthew Grove - East Dulwich. He is in an indoor cat and never normally ventures out so this is very unusual for him and means he will be really scared and likely to be hiding somewhere. 

Please do keep your eyes peeled and please do let us know if you find him. He is so gentle and loves dreamies. 

Our number is 07891181128 

Thank you.. Joanne x 

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