Lost cat Mimi
14.10.20
Mimi is still missing - please keep searching in Berhampore/Newtown area - Dawson St, Rintoul St, Lavaud St, Russell Tce, Edinburgh Tce, Adelaide Road area.
My mum recently passed away and I adopted Mimi. She went missing from Dawson St, Berhampore, Wellington. I've had her for two weeks and she managed to escape on Oct 1st - 14 days ago. I'm extremely worried about her as she doesn't know the area at all. Please, any news is news.
Mimi is a very small white cat, with large tabby spots on her. She has a heart shape on her nose. She will be very timid and scared. She could be hiding under someone's house or in a garage. She doesn't have a collar on because it was rubbing on her neck. She has a bald patch under her neck. She is not a stray, so if you are (kindly) feeding her, please let me know.
We miss her so much. She is a part of my mum. If anyone sees her, please call me on 0212126838.
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