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Stray Cat Sighting in Anderson Creek, NC 28323

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Status

SIGHTING

Date Found

August 17, 2026

Location Found

Anderson Creek, NC 28323

Nearest Landmark

Docs rd and Nursery

Sex

Unknown

PawBoost ID

73278460

Species

Cat

Description

Bingle cat

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Amber D.
2 weeks ago
Danielle Rose Just sharing as most people aren't aware. Especially if they move from areas where it isn't as big of a deal. We've pulled 4 FIV+ cats from our neighborhood within the last year. My own dog had a heartworm breakthrough infection. She's been on prevention her whole life but it was such a heavy area that the weren't enough. They did fortunately pay for her treatment though which was great! I hope you have a fabulous day!
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Elizabeth W.
2 weeks ago
I want it please 😊❤️
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Taylor D.
2 weeks ago
It’s a bengal cat with a marbled print. They can be marbled or have rosettes. Their coat can shimmer in the like like glitter. Most common is the tan/orange like in the pic but also come in silver, white, and black.
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Meghan F.
2 weeks ago
Janet Lee Marino Bengals grow to be bigger than your average house cat. They're like the size of a cocker spaniel.
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Tim P.
2 weeks ago
Yall put down the pitch forks and leave this cat alone. Way to blow something out of proportion there hero🥸
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Tim P.
2 weeks ago
Jodi Gornik what in the ever loving are you blabbing about?! Shock collar??? 😂Hmm so tell me everything you know about this dangerous feline you’re referring to. I mean if it needs a shock collar then you must tell us all the scary facts about this animal. It must be tearing through the community doing all sorts of damage to the citizens of Harnett County!
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Robin L.
2 weeks ago
Kristin Bryant actually no. You can not do what ever you want with domesticated animals.
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Robin L.
2 weeks ago
Lorie Hall Faircloth and it's not only at risk of exposure to parasites and disease but, destroying the surrounding areas of wildlife.
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Robin L.
2 weeks ago
Allowing domesticated cats such as this to roam destroys local native wildlife. It's so sad to see entire areas with wiped out populations of beneficial and necessary to ecosystems animals. It's also so dangerous for the pet. Exposure to parasites, disease , traffic and the occasional person who has had enough of their chickens, rabbits, waterfowl killed who decides to end the problem for good. If not spayed or neutered you can bet the feral cat crisis is just getting worse. It is irresponsible and in some places illegal to have your personal pet wandering off your property .
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Annette B.
2 weeks ago

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