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Comments Off on Lost: black and white cat; Berwick, ME (Tuxington)
Tuxington
Tuxington
Missing Since: September, 2015
MaleTuxington is a black and white tuxedo cat with a white belly, white chin and bib, white paws, and some cute white spots on his face. He was put into foster care temporarily while I was between homes. I was disabled due to an accident, homeless, and couldn’t care for Tuxington at that time. But it took a bit longer than I had planned to get back on my feet, so he was adopted out. Please, if you or someone you know adopted Tuxington, please contact me. I love him and miss him.
Please contact: Christopher (email) chrismt@me.com
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Comments Off on Lost: tortoiseshell cat; Berwick, ME (Bandit)
Bandit
Bandit (Puttie)
Missing Since: 10/29/15
FemaleBandit is a dark tortoiseshell cat with an orange/tan stripe on her nose and one orange/tan paw. She also answers to “Puttie”. She is an outdoor-access cat missing from School Street in Berwick.
Please contact: (603) 834-1719
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Comments Off on Lost: black cat; Berwick, Maine, near Somersworth Bridge
Missing in Berwick or Somersworth
Missing Since: 10/26/14
MaleMy cat is pure black, including whiskers. He is a one year old neutered tom, weighing about 10 pounds (when he disappeared), with very short hair. His right eye is a wandering eye. He was previously a feral cat, picked up by someone last summer on the South Berwick/Rollinsford line, so he might have gone back to that area. It is possible that he was spotted in Penny Woods near Rte. 9 about two weeks ago. He might have found himself a barn full of mice, so if you have a barn in the Berwick area, will you please check to see if he is there? He is very sweet with people after his initial shyness. I miss him dearly.
Please contact: (207) 332-7423
