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- Name: Pickles
- Status: Lost
- Address Last Seen:
5212 45th Ave/off Gustafson and Murphy Dr. NW
Gig Harbor, WA, 98335
- Date Last Seen: 25 June 2024
- Gender: Male
- ID: 177234
About this Lost Cat
Pickles is an all-white, (except for ringlet tail) slightly vision and hearing impaired, 7-month-old kitten. He has bright blue eyes and some lynx marking around his forehead. He was sole survivor of a feral litter that I tamed. He has been living on my porch in heated houses and cat cages (come/go) and was scheduled to be neutered/microchipped this week. He will only come up to my husband or myself and is very sweet/established routines with us. He disappeared on June 20th (Ring system had him walking away from porch at night) and was sighted by a nearby neighbor on June 25th, playing with her adult cats. He got scared when she approached, ran away. He has not been seen anywhere since. I have been searching nearby forested areas and streets, no signs of him anywhere. While I fear he has been predated by barred owls in the area, I cannot give up.
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