Lost Cats Database for San Fernando, CA
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706 lost cats in your search
Reported 6 months ago, updated 1 week ago
Papasito Male Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 72507832
Los Angeles, CA 91331
This is Papasito 🤍 He is a large white cat with gray spots. Papasito was an outdoor stray I had been feeding consistently and was in the process of preparing to rescue. He was not fixed or microchipped, but he was not a wanderer and stayed close to the area. He stopped coming to eat about two weeks ago, which is very unlike him. What makes this even more concerning is that almost all of the cats on this block have also disappeared around the same time. There has been no trace.
Reported 4 weeks ago, updated 1 week ago
Soul Man Male Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 73109361
Los Angeles, CA 91601
Wearing an orange collar w/green alligators all over it. No tag. MALE, not neutered or chipped, 2.5 yr old American Short Haired Tuxedo w/widow’s peak. His name is SOUL MAN. Indoor cat ONLY-he will be TERRIFIED if found. He has ALWAYS been skittish & can be timid, but is also extremely sweet. He’s got a ginormous head and is a pretty solid, healthy cat. He’s got these huge middle ‘gargoyle’ hind claws. He doesn't like to be held. I rescued him when he was itty bitty fr a trucks engine.
Reported 5 years ago, updated 1 week ago
* Sirune * Female Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 67259443
Alhambra, CA 91801
Our super sweet cat, Sirune, is missing from the Emery Park Hills neighborhood of Alhambra, last seen the night of Aug. 4th on Hampden Terrace at Lanewood (91801), which is in Alhambra, very near to South Pasadena and El Sereno. She has no collar on and is not yet microchipped. Sirune is a beautiful, brown tabby cat with medium-length fur and a long, floofy tail. She is smaller in size and has pale green eyes with dark brown “eyeliner” markings. A gentle and very sweet cat, Sirune is also quite shy, and is likely to be hiding out, though she can be enticed by kibble. She responds to her name, Sirune (pronounced: “see-roon”) and may come to you if you call to her. Setting out kibble at night and snapping a few pics of her/catching her on video would be a HUGE help, if you think she may be hanging around nearby. If you have seen her, please attempt to befriend her, but don’t try to catch her, as she’s extremely likely to bolt from wherever you are and just go farther afield, making it even harder to get her back hme to us. She’s a very wise cat and seems to know what you’re planning before you can even finish the thought. There is a reward ($$$) offered for info that leads to her safe return. Crossing our fingers someone out there knows where she is hiding out and can help us find her. We miss her SO much. Please reach out anytime, day or night, if you think you’ve seen Sirune. Thank you for your help!
Lost Cat Data for San Fernando, CA
There are 706 lost cats in San Fernando, CA.
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