Chester is Missing in Peoria, AZ

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Lost Male Cat last seen 85th Drive and w. El Camanito, Peoria, AZ 85345

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

July 18, 2026

Location Last Seen

Peoria, AZ 85345

Nearest Landmark

85th Drive and w. El Camanito

Name

Chester

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

73168493

Species

Cat

Description

Siamees markings, stark blue eyes

Message from Owner

Please if you can help me find Chester he is only 4 mos old. He and his sister I rescued after their mama was torn apart by a dog and left to die in a neighbors yard. Someone stole him from my yard, he has the choice of being outside or inside. He doesn't roam he feels safe here. His sister has 2 days later also been taken, I will post separately. Please if you find or someone show you them please contact me. I miss them so much.

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Lex H.

2 months ago

Cats are usually less than 10 houses from home. If it's an indoor cat they will usually go over the fence and hide somewhere and often do not come out even when you call them. It's very important if you live in a coyote zone that you get over to your neighbors immediately. Knock on the door ask them to check their backyard while you stand there and wait! Rewards inspire people to pay more attention I would put $20 reward phone number and a big picture of your cat on a flyer absolutely nothing else not lost cat nothing. And tape it on all the garage doors on your street and the one behind you. Do not leave the litter box outside if you live in a coyote zone it draws coyotes.

Lesa M.

2 months ago

I understand about OWLs, but unless the people who came into my yard and took them grew wings, there backs were caught on camera! We do every 3 or 4 years see an owl only once in 15 years have we seen one of the big barn owls.

M R.

2 months ago

Lesa Montana we are talking kittens!!! Not a full grown cat. She has lost two now. You can believe what you want but until my catio was installed and shade sails over my yard, a Great Horned Owl was caught on my camera swooping to get my black cat and he's fat! If they don't succeed picking it up their talons certainly can do damage. We also have bobcats & a ton of coyotes. No cats belong outside unattended.

Lesa M.

2 months ago

M Renee Ellis please check it is a well known fact falcons and hawks attacking cats is extremely rare. They may if moms not around her newborn to 6 week old kittens, but the birds are well aware of what cats claw can do to them. The other issue is I have humans on camera there backs are always facing the camera.

M R.

2 months ago

Insane that you allow kittens at 4 months old outside! We have predator birds that can and will swoop in. So sad.