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Comments Off on Lost: gray and white cat; Northwood, NH (Boris)
Boris
Boris
Missing since: 6/27/15
MaleBoris is a gray and white male, indoor cat. He is medium-sized, with short fur, and white paws, belly, bib, and white marking on his face. Missing from Rte. 4/Masten Drive area. He does not have a micro-chip.
Please contact: (603) 491-4714
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Comments Off on Reunited: Northwood, NH (Elliott)
Elliott
Elliott
Missing Since: 6/3/15
Reunited: 6/7/15Elliott returned home this morning. He is exhausted and hungry. Very grateful for everyone’s positive thoughts.
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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 Lost black and white cat, Northwood, NH (Trouble)
Trouble
Trouble
Missing Since: 11/13/11
Female (spayed)Trouble is a beautiful black and white cat who is seven and a half years old. She has the top of a heart shape on her back below her neck. She was wearing her purple flea collar when she disappeared. Last seen on Rea Road in Northwood. She is our baby, and is dearly missed.
Trouble
Please Contact: Beverly
(603) 303-4461
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Comments Off on Lost orange and white tabby, Northwood, NH (Sgt. Tibbs)
Sgt. Tibbs
Sgt. Tibbs
Missing Since: 7/8/11
Male (neut.)
We had just moved to Northwood from Maine, and Sgt. Tibbs, one of our indoor-only cats, escaped about a week after we got here. Sgt. Tibbs is a two year old orange and white tabby. He is my daughter’s cat and she is devastated. He is missing from the Rochester Road (Rte. 202) area of Northwood.
Please Contact: Patty
(207) 475-4166 -
Comments Off on Lost tri-color tabby/torbie, Northwood, NH
Lost in Northwood
Missing Since: 7/3/11
Female
My small, one year old, tri-colored female cat has been missing since July 3rd, 2011. Missing in the Lucas Pond Road area. If you see her, please call.Please Contact: Jody
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Comments Off on Lost Maine Coon Cat, Northwood, NH (BT)
BT
BT
Missing Since: 10/8/10
MaleBT is a very large, neutered male Maine Coon Cat. He has had a hip replacement due to being hit by a vehicle several years ago. BT is very friendly. He’s missing from the Clough Road area near Wild Goose Pond and Jenness Pond. He has a microchip.
Please Contact: Nancy
(603) 435-6048 -
Comments Off on Lost calico cat, Northwood, NH (Bailey)
Bailey
Bailey
Missing Since: 8/1/10
Female, spayed
Bailey is a petite calico cat, who was 10 months old when she got lost, from Blakes Hill Road in Northwood. Bailey is extremely special to our family as she was given to our daughter by her brother who was being deployed to Afghanistan. Please help us find her; we are heartbroken and miss her very much. She is quite lovable and likes to talk a lot (meow). Please help her come home.Please Contact: Rosemary
(603) 731-0718 -
Comments Off on Lost Siamese cat, Northwood, NH (Charlie)
Charlie
Charlie
Missing Since: 9/09
Male, neuteredCharlie is a Siamese male cat, around 12 years old when he got lost. He is an indoor-only cat. He is missing from the First NH Turnpike area of Northwood. I’m in Pittsburgh, but if he is found I can have someone up there pick him up for me. Reward offered.
Please Contact: Elaine
elainstw@aol.com
(603) 275-1999
