🚨 Missing Cat - Rawhiti Street, Stokes Valley - Please Help!🚨
🚨 Missing Cat - Rawhiti Street, Stokes Valley - Please Help!🚨
Our sweet brown tabby cat Ginny has gone missing and we’re very worried. She hasn’t been home since 6pm Wednesday 2/7, she's never stayed out overnight so this is very odd behaviour.
For those on and around **Rawhiti Street, George St, and Bowers Street**, please can you check your garages, sheds, and around your house in case she’s accidentally been locked in somewhere? She does go down the culvert to the shops area but I haven't found her there yet.
$500 reward for any information that brings her home safe.
🟣 Name: Ginny
🟣 Colour: Brown and black tabby cat
🟣 Marking details: Orange splotch on her head,, long tail with black tip
🟣 Last seen: Rawhiti St 6pm 2/7/25
She’s friendly but she will hide, so please let us know if you think you’ve seen her. Any info is appreciated — message me, comment here or call me 027 328 1279. Thank you so much ❤️🐾
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Volunteers will be scouring the foreshore, riverbanks, and islands for rubbish on Saturday the 13th as part of the Clean Up the Hutt event.
This initiative helps stop plastic from reaching our oceans and makes our waterways cleaner and safer for everyone.
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