Lost Cats Database for Auburn, GA
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233 lost cats in your search
Reported 2 years ago, updated 4 days ago
Grey Male Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 70728593
Lawrenceville, GA 30044
Grey has white around his nose, the tip of his muzzle, chest, and all 4 paws. He is about 12# and approximately 5-6yo, but doesn't look it. He was TNR in the Cricket Hill s/d of Lawrenceville, GA, and has a left ear tip. Grey is a sweet, friendly, and affectionate young man. He is a great hunter of birds, rodents, lizards, and non-venomous snakes. He prefers to be outside rather than an indoor-only pet. He gets bored easily and even gets into trouble like crawling in cracks, crannies, air ducts (if accessible), drop ceilings, etc. We have had first-hand experiences, which is why we state this here. Grey is FIV+ / FELV- and has rcvd regular vet checkups, vaccines (Rabies, FVR/CP) since he was TNR until his disappearance. Note: We have had numerous instances of people claiming to have Grey and trying to arrange a return with conditions or requesting a reward. Those who prey on folks/families that have lost an animal should be shot. flt out. There is no place for such behavior.
Reported 12 months ago, updated 5 days ago
Mickey Male Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 72179567
Statham, GA 30666
Anyone living in Ashley Meadows or surrounding neighborhoods in Statham (off Dooley Town Rd), please be on the lookout for an ALL BLACK MALE CAT. He is 10 lbs, 10 years old and has on a black Halloween collar w/bowtie & bells. Has a Mickey Mouse shaped tag, with his name Mickey Mouse Davis on it. He got out of the garage door on Sunday morning, 10/19, around 7:30am from 84 Cooper Ct. He is an indoor cat and I know is scared & hungry. If you see him, please call or text me ASAP at. PLEASE, PLEASE help me find my baby boy!!! Thank you!
Reported 2 months ago, updated 5 days ago
Luna Female Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 73287209
Lilburn, GA 30047
Short, compact, just a slight little chunk Siamese with Blue eyes Very Anxious and Scared indoor cat Luna is likely paralyzed with fear. She is certainly hunkered down low under a porch, a deck, a shed, or inside a thick brush line on your property. She rarely meows, and when she does, it sounds quiet and broken. Please check your property, crawlspaces, and outdoor security/doorbell cameras for any sightings. IF YOU SEE HER — DO NOT APPROACH: Please do not move toward her, do not try to corner her Call or text us immediately at any hour
Reported 1 week ago, updated 6 days ago
Gurt Female Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 73497471
Gainesville, GA 30504
white cat with heterochromia eyes, grey patch on top of head and black spot on nose. Stapes on her belly from surgery. Gato blanco con ojos heterocromía, parche gris en la parte superior de la cabeza y mancha negra en la nariz. Pasos en su vientre por la cirugía.
Lost Cat Data for Auburn, GA
There are 233 lost cats in Auburn, GA.
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