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Peppurr is Missing in Chattanooga, TN

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

October 29, 2026

Location Last Seen

Chattanooga, TN 37421

Nearest Landmark

Audubon Acres Nature Sanctuary

Name

Peppurr

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

73578400

Microchip #

900263006571933

Species

Cat

Description

White and grey tabby

Message from Owner

Peppurr was a stray for a year before we adopted him. He's been with us for 8 months and had absolutely blossomed into an affectionate, playful boy who bonded with our first cat. He panicked when he realized he was outside and ran into the forest behind our hse. We're doing everything we can to draw him home but the more eyes watching for him, the better! We want him home so he can be safe and warm with us again. ❤️ He is fully vaccinated, microchipped, and licensed with the city. He had on a break away collar with our address and my phone number on it. We haven't found that so hopefully he still has it on.

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Regina J.
6 days ago
The trail cam caught a picture of him last night! He still has his collar on and looks fine (in the low quality night picture). He didn't stay in range for long but it's a big first step.
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Regina J.
1 week ago
Jan Wright that makes sense. We have yet to see him at all, though. The trail cam is set up to catch the feeding area. Once we find him at all, we'll probably change tactics. I was thinking of renting a humane trap from the animal shelter once we have a pattern established. But first, I want to get a picture or eyes on him
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Jan W.
1 week ago
Regina Joy Wade the only thing about having food out there is you want him to be hungry so he’ll come back inside. If he keeps eating out there he may not have a reason to come back inside. 
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Regina J.
1 week ago
Jan Wright thank you. We have another cat and raccoons are an issue, so I only have the garage door cracked open. We've put out a couple waterproof shelters with favorite blankets in them and set up a trail cam to cover the area where he went into the forest. I did set up a feeding station inside the forest but that's because he was a stray before we adopted him (8 months ago) and was cared for by a community cat caregiver so it should be a familiar pattern to him. I'll keep him on the same schedule that he had when he was inside, even if he doesn't show for a few days.
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Jan W.
1 week ago
Escaped cats do not go far. They stay somewhere very close by hiding. Leave the door cracked open that it escaped from- that has worked for several! Don’t leave food or litter out because it will only attract other critters. Look for its eyes at night with a flashlight and up in the trees. Listen at night- that’s mostly when cats will try to return. They have their own GPS. They are just scared and hiding.
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Regina J.
1 week ago
Cynthia D. Hall I did. It's definitely not him. The markings are all wrong but it did make my heart stop for a moment when I saw it
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Cynthia D.
1 week ago
Have you seen this post. On this website found behind the Doubletree hotel in ZIP Code 37411.
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Debbie H.
1 week ago
🙏❤️
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April V.
1 week ago
Look here Found Pets In Tennessee
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