Feline frolics perhaps?
This very handsome cat has gone missing from Camden Crescent.
Please let Johanna know if you see it.
johanna.schwartz@designbysoapbox.com
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We’ve had a 100% success rate on this in the past.
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That’s so sad hope he comes home soon . Number 20
He’s been found! 🙂
Great news
I am so pleased he has been found;
But although I received massive support from Camden Residents Association re searching or my cat Theo, he was never found; so I am not sure claiming “100 percent success in the past” is quite accurate, as it might imply we would always find the lost cat for the owner?
So sorry about Theo, Judith. Your local neighbours did go on a search party through the woods and I saw lots of your posters on lamp posts and and telegraph poles. What we could have done but didn’t was ask the CRA to do a blog post.