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Comments Off on Rest in Peace: Derry, NH (Max)
Max
Missing Since: 7/24/20
MaleRest in peace, handsome Max.
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Comments Off on Lost: black cat; New Boston, NH (Oliver)
Oliver
Missing Since: 7/18/20
MaleOliver, age 10, is a very sociable black cat, but do not pick him up as he will scratch. He is a talker. We think he was chased out of our yard. Missing from Town Farm Road, near Old Coach Road. Reward offered.
Please contact: (603) 494-2649
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Comments Off on Lost: black and white cat; Hampton, NH (Snowball)
Snowball
Missing Since: 7/7/20
FemaleSnowball is white with black spots, black patches and a black tail. She went missing from Perkins Avenue, in Hampton.
Please contact: (603) 918-1604 (cell number)
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Comments Off on Lost: dark tabby cat; Alton, NH (Leo)
Leo
Missing Since: 7/20/20
MaleLeo is a medium to smaller-framed tiger cat, about 11 lbs. and two and a half years old. No collar, but was microchipped when a kitten. He is very calm and easy to handle. Likes the sound of treats being shaken, it attracts him. Went missing in the area of Stockbridge Corner Road and Valley Road in Alton.
Please contact: (603) 387-9818
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Comments Off on Lost: bi-color dark tabby; Auburn, NH (Pepper)
Pepper
Missing Since: 7/17/20
FemalePepper is white underneath and has dark tabby stripes on her back and head. She is missing from the area of Hooksett Road & Squirrel Drive in Auburn. She is chipped.
Please contact: (603) 568-1183
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Comments Off on Reunited: Dover, NH (Pearl)
Pearl
Missing Since: 7/10/20
REUNITED: 7/11/20Pearl is home!
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Comments Off on Lost: Bengal cat; Thornton, NH (Milka)
Milka
Missing Since: 6/20/20
FemaleMilka is a spayed Bengal cat (tabby with stripes). She had a black collar with a red bell. Milka was last seen on Campton Campground in Thornton, where she ran away and might’ve taken a ride with someone in unknown direction. Search dogs may have followed her to Blake Mountain Road and Southerland Road on June 22nd. Large reward offered. Please visit instagram page for more pictures of Milka at https://www.instagram.com/looking_for_milka/
Please contact:
Anna (857) 285-1998
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Comments Off on Lost: black and white cat with tipped ear; Rochester, NH
Missing Since: 4/11/20
MaleBlack and white tuxedo cat with black nose and one tipped ear. He was adopted as a barn cat, (formerly feral) and is therefore skittish, and would most likely run away if you get too close. His brother misses him and I would love to reunite them. Missing from Estes Road area in Rochester. If you see him:
Please contact: (603) 867-1111
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Comments Off on Reunited: Chester, NH (Hershey)
Hershey
Missing Since: 6/6/20
REUNITED: 7/27/20Hershey is home, thanks to extensive legwork by his person, who spread the word so well that the neighbor who accidentally trapped Hershey knew he was the missing cat & who to contact. Not to mention that his person effectively kept Hershey close to home by feeding and watering consistently.