Reunited Female Cat in Salt Lake City, UT 84124 (ID: 73576629)

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Debbie K.

2 weeks ago

Natalie BL the face features are not the same. Frizzle has a more rounded face and the newly lost kitty has a pointed chin

Marley B.

2 weeks ago

Josh Cook

Crystal P.

2 weeks ago

A.C. Peteri ok well if you think its insensitive so be it there are many similarities in the statements made that it could be Frizzle

Heather J.

2 weeks ago

A.C. Peteri hilarious assumption as I have had a ragdoll who lived to be 16. Along with over 17 cats throughout my life. Also, when my grandmother’s cat went missing for 29 days they found him in a neighbors shed that had not been opened the entire time and he had lost significant weight and his coat had deteriorated due to lack of water and food. Just here to try to help Josh find his cat and not leaving any stone unturned.

Robin H.

2 weeks ago

Josh Cook

A.C. P.

2 weeks ago

Crystal Panko This is horribly insensitive to the family that's also lost their brand new kitty. It very likely is not Frizzle.

A.C. P.

2 weeks ago

Shannon Renee Steele I think this is a reach. Malnutrition and shedding would not explain this cat having a shorter, different colored coat from Frizzle. This cat is also clearly not malnourished. It's abundantly clear in this comment section who has had cats -- especially Siamese and Ragdoll -- and who has not.

A.C. P.

2 weeks ago

Heather Jackman Even so, "medium hair" would still not be something I would use to describe the cat in this post.

A.C. P.

2 weeks ago

Heather Jackman Sure, but is it not to make this man vet every single listing with a cat with a Siamese coat pattern, even when it is very clearly NOT his cat? Is it not that this cat very likely ISN'T Frizzle, and her new family is being made out to be cat thieves by everyone in this comment section just because she also happens to have this same (incredibly common) coat pattern? People need to be a little bit more sensitive to the fact that two families are hurting over their lost cats. Josh is not the only person whose cat is missing in Utah.

A.C. P.

2 weeks ago

Crystal Panko Long hair would typically be described as long hair. Cats of any fur length can be described as "super fluffy." My DSH is quite fluffy, too! It's usually used to describe coat thickness, in my experience. But even so, this cat doesn't even look like Frizzle.

Reunited Cat in Salt Lake City, UT 84124

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