Found/Stray Cat in Orlando, FL 32807

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Found/Stray Female Cat last seen Partridge Ln & Dorris Dr., Orlando, FL 32807

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Status

FOUND

Date Found

October 15, 2026

Location Found

Orlando, FL 32807

Nearest Landmark

Partridge Ln & Dorris Dr.

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

73514975

Species

Cat

Description

Honey browns and orange with black. Tiny front paws, little bit shorter tale. Seems like a young cat.

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Found this cat on the side of the road of Partridge Lane and Dorris Dr near the Belmont Hanging Moss ests. Super friendly, not afraid of people or pets, and has a collar. If this cat belongs to you please let me know. She is wearing a collar which you will have to confirm the color before she’s surrendered.

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Diana E.

8 hours ago

Thank you so much for helping this adorable found tricolor cat (torbie, tortoiseshell, brown tabby with orange markings). Does she appear hungry or frightened? Would it be possible for someone to get close enough to scan kitty for a chip (you may find a neighborhood volunteer on Nextdoor who will come to you with a portable scanner)? Have you searched this page and others in the area for “Orlando" or "32807)" or "(your neighborhood name)" or "(color or description of collar)" or "tricolor" or "torbie' or "tail“ — keywords that may have been used to describe the cat in a lost post -- to find a match? If not chipped I'll help by searching elsewhere and let you know what I find. Please share on other local lost and found pages, if possible, as well as Nextdoor and ask anyone claiming kitty for veterinary records to prove guardianship (there’ve been multiple reports of people trying to claim found cats to use as dog fighting bait). Thank you again for your kindness! https://www.pawboost.com/blog/what-to-do-if-you-find-a-stray-pet-a-step-by-step-guide-for-creating-a-happy-reunion/?utm_swu=4248&utm_campaign=FoundPetTipsMarketingFound&utm_content=link&utm_source=email&utm_medium=email

Debbie G.

18 hours ago

Can you get it scanned for a microchip before surrendering? Any vet will do it for free, without an appointment