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Comments Off on Lost: Effingham, NH. Bi-color dark tabby; (Iddies)
Iddies
Iddies
Missing Since: 6/4/16
MaleIddies is a neutered, bi-color tabby, dark tabby colors on his back, and white underneath. He is almost 5 years old, and sweet when he knows you, but afraid of strangers. We miss him so very much. If you see a cat that might be Iddies:
Please contact: Lorie
(603) 545-2898
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Comments Off on Please check Cat Finders’ Facebook page too!
We share some additional lost and found cats on our Facebook page that might not appear on this website (and vice versa) so please be sure to check both places: https://facebook.com/groups/CatFinders/
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Comments Off on Found: flame point siamese or siamese mix; Effingham, NH
Found in Effingham
Found: 1/2/15
FemaleUpdate: This cat has been re-homed.
This cat was found injured in Effingham. She weighs 6 lbs. She is currently at The Kindness Animal Hospital. If she is your cat, please contact the hospital right away.
Please contact: (603) 539-2272
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Comments Off on Found fluffy dark tabby cat, Effingham, NH
Found 2/2/13
Medium-sized long haired tiger/tabby cat, black & brown, friendly. It was determined that this is an unneutered male, young in age. He is at the Lakes Region Humane Society in Ossipee.
Please contact: Lakes Region Humane Society
(603) 539-1077
http://www.lrhs.net/
