Lost Pets Database for Mesa, AZ

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Reported 3 years ago, updated 3 hours ago

Freja Female Cat

LOST PET ID: 67438488

Scottsdale, AZ 85251

“Freja” is an approx. 6-year-old spayed female. She has a white underbelly with white legs and feet. Her back is tan, and her tail is striped white/tan. She has distinctive healing scabs on her nose from a mosquito allergy. She’s a little more plump now than she appears in the photo. Freja is my heart, and right now it's broken. If you’ve seen a cat that matches her description, please contact me ASAP. A reward will be offered for any information that results in her recovery (alive or dead).

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Reported 2 years ago, updated 4 hours ago

Mama Female Cat

LOST PET ID: 67830759

Phoenix, AZ 85018

Rescued as feral/abandoned with 3 kittens. With me for 4 years, so warm with me, but would probably be skittish with others. I am broken. I failed to secure the carrier. She got out and ran from the vet's parking lot She was going up into car undercarriages. She ran to a parking lot around the corner and I lost sight of her. I suspect she may have gotten transported elsewhere.

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Reported 3 months ago, updated 16 hours ago

Colin Feral Male Cat

LOST PET ID: 69961456

Tempe, AZ 85281

Colin Feral is just a baby still, about 8 months old, small, and he is mostly white with black markings on his ears, his right eye, tail and a spot on his back, too. With the pinkest little nose ever!! His fur is usually SUPER WHITE because he is obsessed with personal hygiene! ******SUPER IMPORTANT SO PLEASE READ!!!!***** A little bit of his story goes like this .... our mama cat had her litter of kittens away from the hse and introduced us to them when they were about 7-8 weeks old and COMPLETELY feral; however, after a couple of long, exhausting, frustrating but incredibly rewarding weeks, I was able to get him to fully trust me to handle him, feed him, pet him, etc. But I am the ONLY person he trusts to that extent!!) SO HE IS EXTREMELY TIMID AND SCARED BECAUSE WHEN WE WERE FIRST INTRODUCED TO HIM, HE WAS FERAL SO PLEASE DO NOT TRY TO CATCH HIM AS HE WILL JUST RUN AWAY IN FEAR!!!! When he got away from us, we were at Mitc Park and he had on a blue printed harness with matching leash, so he may still have that on which could be good OR could hinder his defenses! His back legs are not very strong either because he was hit by a car a few months ago and suffered an injury to his hips, and has only just recently begun to really try to gain strength in his hind legs, so I worry about him not being able to properly defend himself out there!!! Please please help us find our scared little boy, I know he is just absolutely terrified right now!!! Please contact with ANY POSSIBLE SIGHTINGS, even if you're not positive, I'd rather look into it and it not turn out to be Colin, than NOT report the information and have it end up being an important piece in finding him that never got reported at all! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, I AM BEGGING ANY AND ALL FOR HELP BY POSTING, SHARING, and most importantly COMMUNICATING!!!!!! TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE WITH HIM DUE TO HIS LESS THAN AVERAGE ABILITY TO DEFEND HIMSELF AGAINST PREDATORS (or even other cats!) LIKE A NORMAL CAT WOULD!!!!!! Phone numbers to call or text are: -Julie;-David;-Julie THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH IN ADVANCE FOR ALL OF YOUR EFFORTS!!!!

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Lost Pet Data for Mesa, AZ

There are 677 missing pets in the area.

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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 Mesa community, the better your chances of a happy reunion!

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Showing lost and found pets within 25 miles of 85212

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Lost Pets Database for Mesa, AZ

Vixen Female Cat

Mesa, AZ 85201

Isaiah Male Cat

Mesa, AZ 85215

Magic Female Cat

Cottonwood, AZ 86326

Brumby Male Dog

Mesa, AZ 85209

Quantum Male Dog

Gilbert, AZ 85296

Rita Female Cat

Apache Junction, AZ 85120

Rhiannon Female Cat

Chandler, AZ 85225

Freja Female Cat

Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Buddy Male Dog

Chandler, AZ 85224

Mama Female Cat

Phoenix, AZ 85018

Monty Male Cat

Gilbert, AZ 85296

Mushu Male Dog

Mesa, AZ 85212

Zatanna Female Cat

Phoenix, AZ 85018

Peanut Male Dog

Tempe, AZ 85288

Massimo Male Dog

Chandler, AZ 85286

Cash Male Cat

Chandler, AZ 85248

Colin Feral Male Cat

Tempe, AZ 85281

T’challa Male Cat

Gilbert, AZ 85297

Bitsy Male Cat

Gilbert, AZ 85296

Gizmo Male Dog

Gilbert, AZ 85234

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