RABBIT AT LARGE AND LOST FROM 27 HART ROAD HAURAKI CORNER
YuanYuan has been chased away by cats. A large mature persian looking cat with long white fur and a smaller brown/black shorter haired cat. This answers as to why she has been running away. She has run away in the last 3 months 3x to:
Esmonde Road, Takapuna, Bottom by Takapuna beach of Hauraki Road, Hauraki Corner and to a parking building in Takapuna which was her last effort.
She can be picked up quite safety (short distance to a cage/box and will not hurt you or lash out at you). We will now have to get a very large cage for her. If anybody knows which house in Hart Road, Hauraki the cats come from please let us know. She is my 12 and 14 year old boys pet. Rick Ryan and Micky 0204-0203663
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