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Joined: Jul 2011
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Can anyone help, Moby has gone missing 7 days ago from berrylands road area of moreton he is a male cat ages 2, he is weary of people and dosnt stray too far from home, he has never done this before he is tabby and White, I will post a picture soon, thanks Robbie 07801 993334
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Joined: Mar 2010
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Wise One
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Wise One
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I wonder how many people know that you can get an animal micro chipped for as little as £10.00 these days, I've just had my cat chipped at the vets, or an RSPCA inspector will chip the animal for you. It saves an awful lot of worry. Its a two second painless injection.
O give thanks unto the LORD; for he is good; for his mercy endureth for ever ...
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Newbeee
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Newbeee
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Microchips don't stop an animal from going missing, they make it easier to identify an animal that has been found!
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