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One "Samseng" has been causing trouble in a neighbourhood.
Here's the said Samseng, with a sullen face:
Photo by Arma Gedon via Sayang Our Singapore's Community Cats/Facebook.
Samseng is a Hokkien term for gangsters.
Unlike other Samsengs, this lovable rascal was let off at least three times after commiting wrongdoings.
Guilty as charged
A Feb. 16 post by user Arma Gedon on Facebook group, Sayang Our Singapore's Community Cats, shared a few photos of Samseng.
Photo by Arma Gedon via Facebook group Sayang Our Singapore's Community Cats.
Gedon understands that Samseng is a spayed and rehomed cat.
It has been roaming around the block, and it was spotted to be defecating along corridors.
Samseng is a terror to the feathery residents in the neighbourhood.
It is a "pigeon chaser" and bit a pigeon to death before, Gedon wrote.
The post was an appeal to Samseng's owner to mesh up the unit and keep the cat indoors.
Photo by Arma Gedon via Facebook group Sayang Our Singapore's Community Cats.
If Samseng were to be caught again, "it may not go home", Gedon warned.
Reactions
In the comment section, many people were smitten by Samseng's cute look and volunteered to care for the feline.
Photo via Facebook/Arma Gedon
Photo via Facebook/Arma Gedon
There were also those who expressed concern about the safety of Samseng:
Photo via Facebook/Arma Gedon
Photo via Facebook/Arma Gedon
Samseng also reminded some of the community cats in their hood:
Screenshot via Sayang Our Singapore's Community Cats Facebook group.
Screenshot via Sayang Our Singapore's Community Cats Facebook group.
Cat Welfare Society's advisory
The Cat Welfare Society (CWS) urged cat owners to mesh up their windows as this will prevent their cats from accidentally falling out.
Besides causing nuisance to other neighbours, letting cats roam around outdoors can be dangerous for them.
If you know of any cat owner who does not mesh up their unit or let their cat roam outdoors, you can contact CWS at [email protected] with the exact address of the unit, and useful details such as the time the cat is spotted and what nuisance is causing.
Top photos by Arma Gedon/Sayang Our Singapore's Community Cats Facebook group.
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