Lost Cats Database for Hanover, MN
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197 lost cats in your search
Snoop Katt Male Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 73082890
Andover, MN 55304
Orange cat, white mouth, green eyes
Reported 1 year ago, updated 2 months ago
Theodore Male Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 71608101
Crystal, MN 55427
We are still searching for our beloved pet. Please look out for our Theo who would now be 3 years old. We think we saw him fleetingly in our backyard late spring this year and are still searching. He is neutered and has a microchip.Please feed him and catch him. He is listed on Pawboost # 71608101 We caught in live trap a gray cat that looked exactly like Theo but later found out that this cat was male also but not neutered and chipped as Theo is. We think this cat is likely another brother from the three kittens we found under our shed last year. Still be on lookout for Theodore. Thank you. Marian PS: We are still taking care of the gray cat we found. He was wilder than our Theo, hissing, batting, scratching, unable to pick up. He has since calmed down, found out he was not Theo when took to vet. He is not chipped or neutered like our Theo. On top of this he has Fe IV {feline immuno difficiency} A very communicable cat disease that highly infects other cats in the wild from fights/bites. Hense, we have been looking for a possible lost on him but have come up empty. He is in our heated back sunroom/porch separated from my healthy cats. He has become somewhat more accepting of me, calmed down and actually sits in my lap now. I am not sure how this is going to work out, but feel he is unadoptable excect by a no-other-cats household that is willing to care for him.He is very healthy now and around 3-4 years old. I've given him updated shots and dewormed him. I try to give him as much time as I can but I can't bring him in my hse. A no-other-cat hse would be best for him. Any thoughts or ideas?
Maple Female Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 73060797
Minneapolis, MN 55410
black mustash brown and white body
Reported 3 months ago, updated 2 months ago
Dobbie Male Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 73024325
Minneapolis, MN 55407
Hey guys, I couldn't post here unless I uploaded a photo and I don't have a picture of Dobbie because he is my mom's cat. He came to live with me because she was unexpectedly moved into memory care. As sad as it is the care center doesn't allow pets. So, Dobbie is a cat with huge paws. He is paradactel which means he has double thumbs. I mean, his paws are HUGE and he has a little white patch on chest area. Thank you all for keeping an eye out!
Lost Cat Data for Hanover, MN
There are 197 lost cats in Hanover, MN.
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