Cat Finders

Please post all missing or found cats on our Facebook group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/CatFinders/

We are no longer adding lost or found cats to this website. This website is now purely a source of information and links, as well as archives going back to 2006.

When you go to Cat Finders’ Facebook group at the link above for the first time, you will be asked to answer a few easy questions in order to join the group. We require this to keep out bots and fake profiles. Please answer the questions in some manner, even if it is to say “I don’t understand the question” or something like that. It is important to let us know that your cat is missing/found in NH, or that you live locally, and that you will agree to read the rules of the group. Our group is run a little differently than some of the other lost pet pages, so it is very important to read our guidelines before posting or commenting.

ARCHIVES (from 2006 to 2020)

Crash
Missing Since: 8/14/20
Male

Crash is 4 years old, tall, slender and very friendly. He is all black with just a few white hairs on his chest. If you look closely, there are a couple of white hairs poking though. Short-haired, and very soft. He has been known to go right into another person’s home and make himself at home so we are worried someone may have him. Missing from the dirt road part of Beard Road in Hillsboro. If you see him:

Please contact: cook.h1027@gmail.com

Lola
Missing Since: 1/29/20
Reunited: 2/10/20

Lola is home!

Tuffy
Missing Since: 10/20/19
Male

Tuffy is a smaller gray, black, and white cat lost in Dover vicinity of Locust, Summer and Spring Streets. Friendly but may hiss if a stranger approaches but then will calm down looking to smell you.

Please contact: (603) 969-2968  or  (603) 661-8588
or email: josephkhillnh@yahoo.com

If your phone number or email address changes, and your cat has not come home yet, please email: cat.finders@comcast.net to update your information. Sometimes cats are found after a year or longer, and wouldn’t it be a shame if your cat were found and nobody knew how to reach you? It happens. Please keep us updated so that it won’t happen to you and your cat.

See more lost and found cats on our new Facebook page; join our group to share photos.  Please use Cat Finders’  email: cat.finders@comcast.net to post your lost or found cat, and we will also add your post to Facebook to make it easier for shelters and rescues and other cat lovers to share your cat’s photo.  We will not put your contact information on Facebook, but will refer people back to our website. See you on FB!

Please join our Facebook Group!

https://www.facebook.com/groups/584448585018444/

During extreme winter weather, a homemade cat shelter can save the life of  a lost, stray, or feral cat. Here are some ideas of how to make them:
http://www.neighborhoodcats.org/HOW_TO_FERAL_CAT_WINTER_SHELTER

http://torontostreetcats.com/shelterbuilding/

http://www.alleycat.org/ShelterGallery

Follow Cat Finders on Twitter at: CatFinders

This is a prime time of year for cats to get lost! People are blasting off firecrackers and other explosives any time, anywhere, not only on July 4th, but also the weeks before and after. Please take extra precautions during this time, such as making sure your cats are inside or in a fenced area by dusk each night.

BeBe

BeBe
Missing Since: 7/2011
Male

BeBe is a short haired orange tabby. He went missing in July of 2011, and has not yet been found. He was last seen in Nashua, Little Florida, up near Carver Street.

Please Contact: shainafuhs@yahoo.com

Missing in Bethlehem

Jay Jay
Missing Since: 1/07/13
Intact Male

Our missing cat is all white with short hair. He is a year and a half old, and has gold eyes. We are so worried about him.

Please Contact: Mary
maryj5631@gmail.com
(603) 991-5166

Babes

Babes
Missing Since: 1/22/13
Male

Babes, a black and white tuxedo cat, went out on Tuesday morning, (1/22) with the kids to catch the bus, and hasn’t been home since. He weighs about 10 lbs., and is missing the tip of his ear. He is extremely friendly and loves a good rub on his chubby white belly. Missing from Webb Depot Road in Marlborough.

Please Contact: (603) 876-9008

This time of year can be dangerous and scary for our pets and wildlife. Many cats panic, run and hide, and may get lost this time of year due to sudden firecrackers, fireworks, etc., especially when  the explosions are close to home. Let’s all keep a closer eye on our cats, maybe keeping them inside as much as possible this week, especially at dusk/early evening, or any time when neighbors might be setting off scary explosives!

Running Bear

Cat Finders is committed to helping lost cats find their way home, no matter how long they have been missing. If you discover that you have adopted one of these lost cats, won’t you please let their family know that the cat is safe and happy?