Lost Cat Tabby from Salford Greater Manchester M7
This lost Tabby Cat was last seen around Salford Greater Manchester M7
Last seen on Wednesday the 27th February at around half 8 in the morning, in the m7 area of Salford near Albert park, had posts on social media and put posters up, asked everyone we have seen if they have seen her but no sightings of her after tuesday the 26th very sad 4 year old girl wanting her cat home
Looks like she has 4 white boots on, all 4 paws are white, she has a white chin which goes down to half of her belly
Contact | Contact Member |
Missing since | 27 Feb 2019 |
Breed | Tabby |
Dominant colour | Tabby |
Gender | Female |
Approx age | 1 |
Neutered | Yes |
Microchipped | No |
Location | M7 |
Pet Listing ID | 90391 |
The following found pets are matches to this lost cat, these were listed on the lost cat register after this pet has gone missing.
# | Possible Found Pet Matches | Date Listed |
---|---|---|
104114 | Found Cat Tabby from Gorton Near Peacock Close Greater Manchester M18 | 13 Jun 2023 |
100411 | Found Cat Tabby from Urmston Greater Manchester M41 | 05 Dec 2021 |
92503 | Found Cat Tabby from Greenfield Greater Manchester OL3 | 25 Aug 2019 |
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