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Comments Off on Lost orange and white tabby cat: Gorham, NH (Austin)
Austin
Austin
Missing Since: 9/20/09
Male, neut.
Austin is a two year old yellow-orange tabby (as of the date he went missing), with a ringed tail, white on legs, face, chest, white mark on his side that looks like an upside-down peace sign, two brown spots on his nose.He has greenish brown eyes. Weighs about ten pounds. Missing from the Lancaster Road area of Gorham. Reward Offered.
Please Contact: Eric
(603) 723-9787 -
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Dagget
Dagget
Missing Since: 9/12/09
Male
Dagget, an extremely friendly, light orange tabby, vanished on a rainy night from his home in the Boulder Drive area of Barrington. He was about 8 years old when he disappeared, with a little voice, and black specks around his tabby face. He holds his tail straight up and shakes it when he is excited. He has a few white rings on the end of his tail. We miss him terribly.Please Contact: Jen
(603) 664-5834, or 534-4116 -
Comments Off on Lost yellow and white tabby cat, Loudon, NH (Sonny)
Sonny
Missing Since: 9/09
Male, NeuteredSonny is a very large yellow and white tabby with long hair. No collar. He was lost on E. Ricker Road in Loudon, NH.
Please Contact: Valerie
vhbritton@myfairpoint.net
