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Lost & Found Pets
Posted on 08 Nov 2011
Is this your pet? Lost cat loiters at Jurong West common corridor
STOMPer catmando says this cat has been hanging around outside his flat in Jurong West for months now. He hopes its owner will pick it up and bring it home soon.
The STOMPer wrote:
"My friend spotted this orange cat loitering Jurong West Avenue 1, Block 485.
"It has been around for months and a guy came looking for his orange cat.
"This cat has since brought other cats, black, white and brown plus many others loitering around. They fight and making a lot of noise.
"If this cat is your please take it home."
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7 comments
eaturwords said
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10 Nov, 2011
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@DunTalkSOMuch-why would anyone wanna catch a rat like a cat? we'll just get a cat. u should change ur moniker to DunTalkCock
yahweh12 said
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10 Nov, 2011
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cats are prowlers.They'll climb anywhere and into the homes of others.I know this cos my neighbours cats always enters my home tru the kitchen window and to take it I live on the 9th floor.And if one feels comfortable or safe at a place,it'll soon attract more cats.@nicollette-what u like might not be wat others like or vise versa.U don live in a HDB block all by urself.There are others too which might not share ur sentiments
nicollette said
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10 Nov, 2011
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Yahwen12 what's that going to do with cats not allowed in HDB. If u abandon a dog , they will return to the spot just like cats. Pets do it because that have feelings like us, and they miss their family.
yahweh12 said
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9 Nov, 2011
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thats the reason why cats are not allowed in HDB
HaizSian said
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9 Nov, 2011
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Good to keep the cat there as it souls get rid of cockroach, rats, etc living outside your flat
salad_bowl said
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9 Nov, 2011
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If the cat has a eat-tip (a little bit is snipped off from the tip of one ear, usually the left), do look for the caregiver and ask her to bring the cat back downstairs. Otherwise, it just appears to be somebody's pet cat whom they have not been responsible for. Or like you said, someone's lost pet.
Roborider said
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8 Nov, 2011
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Can the stomper use his damn peabrain, call SPCA and ask them to do something about it!!!!
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