Gendry is Missing in Livonia, MI

Description

Grey shorthair, green eyes, adult. "MISSING NEIGHBORHOOD CAT — "Gendry" Rosedale Gardens / State Streets Gray shorthair, medium size, green eyes, stripes on his legs and tail. His right eye can look slightly sunken from an old infection, that's the easiest way to know it's him. He's shy and will likely run if approached. Last seen by us July 3rd on Brookfield St. between Plymouth and Orangelawn, north of the state streets. He's known to wander over to Mayfield, and often hangs out at night with an orange cat we believe lives on Fairfield. Please comment or message me if you've seen him. Even older sightings help us figure out where he's been. Some background: he's a neighborhood cat we've cared for over the last five years. He spends summers on our property and winters in a heated hse we built for him. At one point I took him to the vet for dental work, neutering, vaccines, and treatment for his eye. If someone has taken him in, that's honestly the best case scenario, we just want to know if he's OK. He's microchipped, so if he's turned up at your place and you can get him scanned at any vet or shelter, it will trace back to us.

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MISSING NEIGHBORHOOD CAT — "Gendry" Rosedale Gardens / State Streets Gray shorthair, medium size, green eyes, stripes on his legs and tail. His right eye can look slightly sunken from an old infection — that's the easiest way to know it's him. He's shy and will likely run if approached. Last seen by us July 3rd on Brookfield St. between Plymouth and Orangelawn, north of the state streets. He's known to wander over to Mayfield, and often hangs out at night with an orange cat we believe lives on Fairfield. Please comment or message me if you've seen him, even older sightings help us figure out where he's been. Some background: he's a neighborhood cat we've cared for over the last five years. He spends summers on our property and winters in a heated hse we built for him. We trapped took him to the vet for dental work, neutering, vaccines, and treatment for his eye. If someone has taken him in, that's the best case scenario, we just want to know he's OK or if he needs our home. He's microchipped, so if he's turned up at your place and you can get him scanned at any vet or shelter, it will trace back to us.