Lost: Ginger, White And Black Female In South West (BH10)

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2022-09-23 19:54 TrudielovesMax!

Please follow all he advice/tips on Tigger`s post. His Doglost page no. is 174988. You will find them by googling his name and page no. (Tigger was reunited) The most common reasons why a cat goes missing is they are either they are being fed by others or trapped in some outbuilding; albeit hasn`t jumped into a vehicle. Paws xd.

2022-09-23 17:19 DogLostSharon - Social Media Volunteer

Shared to our National DogLost FB group x

2022-09-23 07:36 DogLostAmanda - Area Volunteer - Central

Scam aware

2022-09-22 21:51 DogLostGnasher - Area Co-ordinator, East Dorset

Shared to DogLost Dorset on facebook. Have you contacted Cats Protection Bournemouth who are proactive ? Edit, I can see they are circulating too

Last edited: 2022-09-22 21:58:04 by Gnasher - Area Co-ordinator, East Dorset

2022-09-22 11:22 Admin

Sorry to see that CAT is missing.

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