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Dee Dee
Missing Since: 10/29/2011
FemaleDee Dee is an eight year old gray tiger cat with lots of white on her legs and chest. She’s very friendly. She has been missing since the day of the big storm, from the area of Amherst Street in Amherst. If you see her:
Please Contact: Philip
(603) 673-3124
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Comments Off on Lost tortoiseshell cat: Chester, NH (Katara)
Katara
Katara
Missing Since: 10/2011
Female
Katara is a young tortoiseshell. She is missing from Clark Road in Chester, near North Pond Road and Candia Road.
Please Contact: Angela
(603) 370-8257 -
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Callie
Callie
Missing Since: 10/15/11
FemaleCallie is an 8 year old calico tabby/torbie cat who has never been outside before. Missing in the Ash Swamp Road area of Newmarket.
Please Contact: April
(603) 944-1698
harding2003@comcast.net -
Comments Off on Lost gray and white cat: Surry, NH (Tinkerbell)
Tinkerbell
Tinkerbell
Missing Since: 10/15/11
Female, neut.
Tinkerbell is almost 7 years old, and is dark gray with white feet, belly, and white markings on her face, including a lightning bolt going down her nose. Her eyes are green/yellow. She is missing from Pond Road in Surry NH.Please Contact: Laura
(603) 313-1357 (cell)
laurajane.wyman@gmail.com -
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Loki
Loki
Missing Since: 10/08/11
Male, neut.
Loki is gray, with a half-white face. He is a slim, agile cat. One of his ears is clipped, showing that he was once a feral kitty. He is still cautious around people he doesn’t know. Loki is an adventurous cat, so he may have found his way into a shed or garage. Will you please check for him? He is missing in Kearsarge, up the street from Mt. Cranmore.
Please Contact: Terry
(508) 330-4434
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Comments Off on Lost: orange tabby; Hillsborough, NH (Rusty)
Rusty
Rusty
Missing Since: 10/7/11
Male, neut.Our cat Rusty is 11 years old, and has been missing since the first week of October, 2011. Rusty is an orange tabby, with some black freckles on his nose. He’s shy around strangers. He was wearing a flea collar and also a blue nylon collar with a bell on it.
Please Contact: Jen
(603) 724-7663
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Comments Off on Lost black and white cat: Danville, NH (Babykitten)
Babykitten
Babykitten
Missing Since: 10/03/11
MaleBabykitten is about one or two years old. He is missing from the Spruce Road area of Danville since Oct. 3rd. Babykitten loves playing with the kids, and we all love him very much and want him to come home. Can you help us find Babykitten?
Please Contact: JoAnne
(603) 275-4909
joanne85us@yahoo.com
