PAWBOOST ID
70229177
NAME
Timber
STATUS
LOST
SEX
Male
SPECIES
Cat
MESSAGE FROM OWNER
Both of my brown tabbies have been missing since the early morning hours of April 15th. We've canvassed the area on foot every night and early in the morning to no avail. We've placed their litterbox behind the grge. Checked the nearby dumpsters, been to the pound, we've put some worn clothing and pillow cases throughout nearby bushes, trying literally everything to get them homed in. We've had one for almost 14 years, the other about 9-10 years. The one on the left, Liddles, we found as a kitten abandoned in a tree in MacRae park 14 years ago. The one on the right, with the green eyes, is Timber (he made himself at with us and, lucky for him, Liddles loves him as much as we do). Liddles' eyes are hazel with brown speckles. Liddles' ID marks are scars on his ears and a big belly pouch. Timber's IDs are solid black stripes to the tip of his tail, a spotted tummy, and a football 🏈 shaped head (like Stewie from family guy) with big ears and wide eyes. Both have been neutered since adolescence, and both are microchipped. They are family and clearly each other's best friends. It's highly unusual for either to be gone more than day, and I also find it odd that both of them are missing at the same time. Should be in the general vicinity of 35th and Grand/Ingersoll. They usually travel north & west, through the parking lots behind our dwelling (Fireplaces, The Gingerbread hse, both on 35th st. and the cndmniums on Grand @ 36th) to play and explore in the surrounding trees and bushes. I've never seen them venture southbound, or across Grand Ave itself, because of all of the cars; but anything is possible, especially since a new cat belonging to someone in an adjacent hse has come into "their" territory of 4 years within the past month. 👈🏻 I'm pretty sure that is what has upset their roaming habits, unfortunately causing them to become lost. My heart is utterly broken. I can't even begin to describe how much they are missed. ANY information. Please. I'd rather be informed they're no longer alive than this pain of knowing nothing at all. Reward for their return.
DESCRIPTION
Neutered brown tabby, black stripes, gold/green eyes with black rims
AREA LAST SEEN
Des Moines, IA 50312
ADDRESS LAST SEEN
35th st and Grand Ave
DATE LAST SEEN
April 15, 2024
