Boots/ Lenny is Missing in Louisville, KY

Description

Tuxedo Cat with scars on his face

Message from Owner

We took this community cat to the Louisville, Ky - Newburg Humane Society back in August, for some medical treatment. He had wounds on his face & ears. I volunteered to take him since I also took him to the same Humane Society last year for similar issues. Only last year they kept me informed by way of text message, due to my hearing disability. And informed me of when they were going to release him back on our street. But sadly this past August they DIDN'T keep me informed nor reach out to me of when they were going to re-release him. So, when I had a follow-up with my doctor 2 weeks later in St. Matthew's. I stopped by Newburg Humane Society on my way with a cat carrier. I had my daughter with me at the time. The Intake officer remembered me and brought up his info, then informed us the heartbreaking news that set off alarm bells not to mention both my daughter & I's anxiety that they already released him....... 24 hours before a nasty storm that took out power throughout the city! We've been trying to find our Community Cat for the last 2 months. My neighbors and I got to talking about if anyone saw him, before the Storm. Or if the officer responsible for his release either got lazy & release him in a random area or if they released the wrong cat in the wrong area since that's been known to happen! I've went to Newburg Humane Society a few more times to get some more info since it was MY ID they used to admit him for medical treatment. I asked them to re-verify with the release officer on wth he was Released at & to check the trucks video feed. Which didn't happen and got blown off! We live in Valley Station in South Louisville, & we need help finding our streets community cat!