Lost Cats Database for Chicago, IL
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Reported 1 year ago, updated 1 month ago
Alley Female Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 71986255
Lockport, IL 60441
13 yr old female striped brown/gray with Black stripes. Has been missing for 15 months. Ex bf decided he didn't want a cat a month after I moved in so he got rid of her without my permission and refuses to tell me where she is. I had her since she was 2 years old and I will forever regret bringing her into his . This has broken my heart and I pray everyday that she is ok and is with a loving family but unfortunately from what I know now he may have dumped her somewhere. She has been missing now since November of 2024. I will continue to search no matter the outcome. Please feel free to call or message with any information. She has a birthmark on the pink of her nose and she is spayed. She will respond to Alley or Ally Cat or Ollie. She will also come if she hears a can of food opening or if you shake a bag of treats. Last time I saw her was in Tinley park. He lives in lockport and works all.over tge place. So really she could be anywhere. I didn't know he went and got rid of her before we left.
Lost Cat Data for Chicago, IL
There are 400 lost cats in Chicago, IL.
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