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Comments Off on Lost: tan and white Siamese mix; Epsom, NH (Kitty)
Kitty
Kitty
Missing Since: 7/31/19
FemaleKitty is a tan and white Siamese mix with some dark stripes on her face, and blue eyes. She snuck out through the basement window and now we cannot find her. Missing from Lords Mill Road in Epsom. If you live nearby, please check your shed, garage, and basement or anywhere else a frightened cat might hide. Reward for her safe return.
Please contact: (603) 670-4866
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Comments Off on Lost: white and gray Siamese mix; Gilmanton, NH (Mr. White)
Mr. White
Mr. White
Missing Since: 8/30/17
MaleMr. White is a three year old, neutered male cat who is white with gray tabby markings on his head, legs, and body. He has blue eyes. Missing from the area of Gilmanton near Rte. 140 and the Four Corners. He is very friendly and we miss him so much!
Please contact: prpike@metrocast.net
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Comments Off on Found: Light gray Siamese; Litchfield, NH
Is this your missing cat?
Found: Sept. 2016
Male
This Siamese or Siamese-mix cat has blue eyes, grayish tabby striped head, cream-colored body, and gray striped tail. Very friendly once he/she gets to know you. Likes to talk. This cat has been brought to the Animal Rescue League.
Please contact: Bedford Animal Rescue League
(603) 472-3647
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Comments Off on Found: Siamese mix/colorpoint shorthair cat; Derry, NH
Is this your cat?
Found: June 2015
This cat has been frequenting our driveway for a little over a month. We think it is a female. She is very hungry. Seems to be a Siamese mix or colorpoint shorthair. Has gray/black stripes on tail and face. Seen on East Broadway in Derry. If you think this might be your cat, please email me.
Please contact: Krissy1025@gmail.com
