Is your cat lost?

Above: A frequent night visitor near Finn School (photo cropped from contributed night camera image)

I have another request from a concerned resident about a potentially lost cat. Apparently the “bobtail cat” has begun turning up in her yard recently.

(image cropped from contributed photo)
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The visits are a new occurance and the cat is collarless. So, she’s wondering if it’s a lost cat. Her property is near Finn School (which is on the corner of Richards and Parkerville roads.)

If the cat is your’s, post a comment or email me and I’ll put you in touch.

(Or post a comment letting us know it’s your cat, but it’s not lost – just a late night wanderer!)

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Lisa
10 years ago

I believe this is a feral cat, we seem to have a colony of these Manx (no tail, stubby tail) cats here on the south side of Town. We have been leaving dry food out them for a couple years now. I have seen gold in color, solid black, tiger like above and calico. I have heard many have been caught through a TNR (trap, neuter, release) program so the population does not continue to grow. Poor babies break my heart.

Sara
10 years ago
Reply to  Lisa

Thank you for letting me know. I have lived here for many years and I didn’t know about that colony. That is heartbreaking.

Taylor Bragg
10 years ago

Hi, I believe this is my lost cat from a few weeks ago named Livy. She is a tan/brown cat and did lose her collar. We live on 201 Parkerville Rd and please contact me at 617-797-8278 or taylorcb105@gmail.com

Tim L.
10 years ago

This looks alot like our lost cat, Cody. We lost him 4 weeks ago. He’s black and grey, tiger striped, thin and long when he lays out, and a wanderer! We live on Banfill, off Fairview. Please call me at 508-481-7852. Thank you!

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