Lost Pets Database for Vancouver, BC, CA
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Reported 1 year ago, updated 3 weeks ago
Mimi Female Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 71556495
Port Coquitlam, BC V3C
Fully Orange 14 year old female cat. Mimi is spayed and was wearing a quick release space glow in the dark collar with a bell. Because it’s a quick release there’s a chance she isn’t wearing it. She’s very dainty but her coat is fairly fluffy. She has green eyes and a bright pink nose. Her cries for food often sound like “meeeeee” She has a few freckles on her bottom lip that you can see clearly if she’s looking up or her mouth is open Mimi is very good at staying hidden but I have been trying everything to convince her to come . Pet searchers have tracked her scent to a specific location just up the hill from us around Elinor Crescent/Flora place- Francis place and the hses sharing the backyard to there on western drive. I’ve also had a few sightings in downtown Port Coquitlam right off of Shaughnessy street as well. If you spot her please call or text me anytime at!
Lost Pet Data for Vancouver, BC, CA
There are 285 lost pets in Vancouver, BC, CA.
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