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Miko Male Cat

LOST PET ID: 70210108

Cobb County, GA 30066

EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMAL fully VACCINATED and up to date on his RABIES shot and deworming. He is on MEDICATION, however. Large black and white male short haired domestic Tuxedo Cat. He looks like a small black panther except he has white “socks” on all fours and large white patches on his underside. There is a defining mark on his left chin just underneath his mouth and lip. He loves to lay and sleep on his back. He’s quite the comedian and loves to do this little wiggle dance on his back that draws you in. He also loves to jump 6 foot fences for fun and climb all over everything including your countertops, tables, and shelves. He’s normally very outgoing and friendly and has always gotten along very well with other cats and dogs he’s lived with as well as children and adults. He’s not your typical cat that hides in the hse when people come over. He’s more like a “dog” cat if you don’t mind your dog crawling all over everything…lol. However, being lost and scared, he may not be his normal self. He has beautiful eyes that can be on the greenish side and long white whiskers. He is about seven years old and has a twin brother who misses him very much and comes from a good family to whom he is very endeared and we love him and miss him very much.

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Visit your local shelters and animal control agencies in person. Details can get lost in translation over the phone and that might lead to missed connection.

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Put up flyers and tell your neighbors to be on the lookout. The more you engage the Atlanta community, the better your chances of a happy reunion!

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