Reunited Cat in New Orleans, LA 70124

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Reunited Female Cat last seen Seattle and Fleur de Lis, New Orleans, LA 70124

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Status

REUNITED - reunited after 2453 days, 11 hours

Date Last Seen

February 8, 2020

Name

Cynthia Bailey

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

66043755

Species

Cat

Description

****STOLEN CAT**** Hey there. My cat Cynthia was recently missing. She showed up after about a week, and is now MIA once more after coming home and being let back outside for her recreational time. Don’t punish her by forcing us to keep her indoors only. She should have the freedom to do cat stuff that she likes and come home to lots of love. ****NEEDS MEDICATION DAILY AND FOLLOWS A SPECIFIC DIET**** Four-year-old female grey diluted tortie. Spayed, claws intact, green eyes. Very chatty with apricot splotch on her head. Very good-motivated, but shouldn’t eat just anything because of spleen and pancreas issues. Very affectionate and comfortable with people. Red collar with a bell. Tag with name, phone number, and address. On the smaller side of medium (about 8/9 pounds), and frisky.

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Duckíe J.

7 years ago

There are always concerns letting any animal out. It’s something we had to weigh out. She’s happiest and least anxious when she has time outdoors. We decided that if she were a person she would be willing to accept the risk in order to be her absolute happiest self. She’s my first cat who is hybrid and it does make me nervous (especially now), but I would feel really guilty taking that happiness from her. It really makes that much of a difference for her. She’s like a totally different cat when she is confined versus not

Kathy S.

7 years ago

Deborah Gerdes coyotes wiped out an entire neighborhood of cats a couple of years ago in Lakeview. Owners didn't know until do many went missing. Just thought she should know.

Deborah G.

7 years ago

Kathy Sweeney the owner clearly believes the cat should come and go as she pleases, despite the dangers

Kathy S.

7 years ago

Are you aware if the coyotes that walk the levees at night? I would think twice about letting her back out

Tania E.

7 years ago

Nita T.

7 years ago

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