Lost Cats Database for Indianapolis, IN
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251 lost cats in your search
Reported 11 months ago, updated 6 days ago
Chloe Female Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 71953268
Fishers, IN 46038
$1000 reward for her safe return! Orange tabby. Large green eyes. Slightly smushed in nose. White rings around tip of tail. VERY Friendly. Call Barbara. She is very loved and very missed! If you get a message from someone named Natalie or a 464 area code claiming to have your cat, she is a scammer. Sends a not clear picture. Offers to bring the cat to a mutually agreed upon place to see her, then wants $85 for the "supplies" she bought prior to arriving. I of course did not fall for it, but wanted scammers to be warned. If you claim to have my cat and REFUSE to let me see her and verify her microchip. There is no possible way you get a penny from me.
Reported 5 years ago, updated 6 days ago
Mr. Kitty Male Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 67211235
Indianapolis, IN 46219
Black / grey. Mr. kitty is a feral neighborhood cat that is 13 years old. He was possibly lured and taken by a female in her 20’s with long dark hair wearing a back pack. Female was also seen previously with a male child who is autistic who showed a lot of interest in Mr. Kitty. Mr. kitty is missed by all the neighbors and his other feral cats. Reward for him being returned to his block where he lives and is missed.
Reported 1 year ago, updated 7 days ago
Opi Male Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 71695326
Greenfield, IN 46140
He is not wearing a collar. He goes outside for a few hours a day, but always comes back. Please do not try and catch him, he chooses violence and will scratch you. Even though he's a jerk we want him. Lol! I'm not totally worried something has happened to him just yet, I just want to start getting the feelers out because he has not been gone this long before. I think he just hunkered down for the storm and may have gotten shut in someone's grge.
Reported 3 months ago, updated 7 days ago
Otto Male Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 72854693
Anderson, IN 46013
Neutered Male, 4 white feet, Brown Chin, half nose Brown, half white with white streak extending up into forehead. He is terrified of storms. The night of 4/23/26 there was a storm and I fear he may have sought shelter at the True by Hilton or the Fairfield by Marriott in South Anderson IN by I-69. He could be anywhere. Please call and I will travel to pick him up.
Lost Cat Data for Indianapolis, IN
There are 251 lost cats in Indianapolis, IN.
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