Gardai say Gigi Florian Calin has been located following the urgent appeal issued last week
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Meg has been missing since January 30th.
A beloved family pet is missing from Crinkle, Birr, for the last two weeks.
Meg is brown in colour with grey face and white patch on chest
Meg went missing from her family home in Crinkle on Friday January 30th . She was wearing a thick black collar with a circular red tag bearing her name on the front and a phone number on the back. She is also microchipped. She is missed terribly and our greatest wish is to have her home safe and sound. She is quiet and gentle so is easily approachable. She is 16 years old, is arthritic and is going deaf. With this in mind we are asking people to check their gardens, fields, sheds and ditches, as she may be sheltering.
Contact number: Peter (087) 2626983
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