MISSING TABBY CAT WITH WHITE CHEST
Hello neighbours. Please keep an eye out for a large tabby cat with white chest and paws, green eyes and hopefully still wearing a blue collar with a bell and black name tag. He is called Rio and is microchipped. He went missing outside the Animal Referral Centre at 224 Albany Highway on Saturday 21st March. He shot off into the nearby bushes and we have searched the area extensively since then, as well as speaking to neighbouring homeowners and businesses, placing humane traps, posting flyers and sending an alert on lostpetfinders.
Rio is in unfamiliar territory and we are hoping for a miracle that he will somehow start to make the 7km journey back home to Campbell's Bay. Please, please keep an eye out for any new cat in your garden, check under your house and contact me via Neighbourly, or preferably call his owner Selina on 021 304 930 if you spot him. She is completely distraught and desperate to have her fur baby home.
Stay safe everyone, wishing you all the best through these unsettling times.
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