Lost Cats Database for Portland, OR
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Reported 1 month ago, updated 6 days ago
Luna Female Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 73386255
Portland, OR 97201
All black female Bombay with gold eyes, quintessential Halloween cat. Juvenal adult about 10 1/2 months. Scar on belly from being spayed. No collar. Luna is micro chipped. Very alert. Friendly but wary. Tends to like to hide under our deck or in bushes. When outside walks on the perimeter of a path, wall, etc., does not like being in open spaces like the deck or yard. Loves to chase bugs.
Reported 2 years ago, updated 6 days ago
Silvertip Male Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 70831624
Brush Prairie, WA 98606
Wide black tabby stripes over brownish gray, no visible white. Tiny kink at end of tail, feel, not see. May have bare patch on shoulder. I've had several private finders' posts who might have been him and finders never got back to me (or anyone in most cases) and I know have driven my Silvertip is to get outside. So he may be found again. I have a $500 reward but I'll increase it if it matters. He had a tracking collar on but for sure got it off. Stupidly I thought neutering would stop his efforts to get outside so I didn't get him microchipped. How I regret this. He was born on my bed and has always been my buddy. His mom stayed with us and rules my room but he always got on my bed with confidence of being loved and safe. I let him down somehow. He also had ear mites which is why he didn't come back inside when he got out. I'd cleaned his ears and I must have stung. So he may have a raw spot under his ear from scratching. We get a lot of dumped cats here and one brought mites. :/ I just need peace. If he has a new , I'd request his litermate could see him once more. But if he's happier, at least I'd know where he is and I would be willing to support him, pay for chip or catio if needed. He has NO white markings but is firmly identifiable by a tiny kink or lump near the tip of his tail. It's an inbred type, not injury, cannot see it, ONLY feel it. Wide black stripes, not thin ones. Please keep him in mind. Of course he's posted in love lost, SW WA humane, and on social media but some of us in rural places are so used to dumped cats that if one shows up on the back porch, we don't always think lost kitty.
Reported 1 year ago, updated 6 days ago
Snowbelle Female Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 71617508
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
Very fluffy white w gray stripes and brown on back. Has ice blue eyes. She has been missing since 05/28/2025 but recently have been multiple sightings in the area of Touchstone Park (Touchstone and Falstaff streets area) and the surrounding yards. She is most likely very skittish and unapproachable (was feral before I socialized her) and is a good hunter. Please help me get her . If you see Snow, please call me and I will come and get her. She has a microchip that any vet can scan, but she will not tolerate a collar. She escaped her catio and I am desperately trying to get her back safely. Thank you to all the kind people who have contacted me about her!
Lost Cat Data for Portland, OR
There are 767 lost cats in Portland, OR.
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