Lost Pets Database for Denver, CO
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Reported 6 months ago, updated 3 weeks ago
Tabbi Female Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 72750073
Parker, CO 80138
Tabbi's Physical Description: Primary Color: Solid Black with distinct white "Tuxedo" markings. Unique Facial Markings: The "Milk Chin" She has a very prominent, clean white patch centered directly on her chin. Whiskers: She has striking, long white whiskers that stand out against her black face. Right eye has onevsuper long eyebrow whisker. Chest & Neck: A solid white "bib" or locket on her chest. Front Left Paw: Distinctive white "toes" or a small white mitten. Front Right Paw: Mostly black with just a tiny hint of white on the very tips of the toes. Eyes: Bright, yellowish-green/gold. She is very very skidish. She usually only comes to me. Very distinctive old lady "meow" sound, rough sounding like shes a smoker. Shes my super sweet weirdo cat. Doesn't know how to "cat" very well. Shes gotten out a couple of times but never for this long and I am beyond worried, if anyone has seen her or anything please contact us
Lost Pet Data for Denver, CO
There are 1068 lost pets in Denver, CO.
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