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Comments Off on Lost: bi-color tabby (white and dark tabby); Seacoast area (Grizzie)
Grizzie
Grizzie
Missing Since: 2009
FemaleGrizzie (Grizzabella) is a bi-color dark tabby with longish fur. She has white around her entire neck like a big white collar, and also on her face, chest and paws. I had a vacation rental in Salisbury Beach, Massachusetts in 2009, and Grizzie got away. There have been sightings of her in Salisbury, and also Hampton Beach NH since, and I saw her myself as recently as a year and a half ago in Hampton Beach, but was unable to catch her. She has become semi-feral, and seems to be travelling around in circles. Have you seen a cat who might be her? Reward offered.
Please contact: Call anytime, night or day: (978) 358-7771 or
(401) 464-1600 (cell) -
Comments Off on Found: mostly black fluffy cat; Salisbury, MA
Is this your cat?
Found: Feb. 2015
Male
Found a mostly black, fluffy (long or medium length fur) cat in the Forest Road area of Salisbury, Mass, near Seabrook, NH. He is thin, on the small side. Cat has a silvery coloring in his mane of fur, and maybe a little of that on his belly also. His fur has brown tones too. Bushy tail, very affectionate, a little afraid. Not sure how long he was in our shed–it took a few days to get him inside. We already have two cats and can’t keep him.
Please contact: nancpiva@aol.com
