Lost Cat - little black cat, very friendly, Riccarton
Kia ora lovely people,
After managing to lose one cat several weeks ago (he was found by a kind person, hungry, but safe, three weeks later), I managed to lose another.
My little black cat Ida is missing from Pūriri Street in Riccarton. (Ida: pronounced "Eeeda")
She did not come home on Friday, the 21st of July. She may have just been hanging out at someone else's house for the recent wet weather. Ida is spayed and microchipped, but not wearing her usual collar, which I had taken off just that day because she was feeling a little bit under the weather.
She is very friendly and may just pretend that your home and your cat's food is hers.
If you see her, please let me know or take her to the vet to get the chip scanned. My gratitude will be eternal.
Here is my listing on the lost pet register: www.lostpet.co.nz......
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