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Three more found pets

Friday, June 17, 2011
By Jeremy Bressman
Min Pin Mix found on 6/14/11 at Sheridan and Arthur.
Please contact Mary with description and identifiable details.
(773) 316-0181
or email: mduros@gmail.com

A small gray & white cat came howling up to my window last night upon hearing my boyfriend and I talking; we went out to our back porch with some food, and it promptly ran up & scarfed down the entire bowl.
While it was eating, we noticed an indent in the neck fur that suggested a collar had recently been removed- leading us to believe this cutie is someone’s lost pet!
A neighbor came outside, and said that they’d seen the cat for about 2 weeks in our neighborhood (Andersonville, near Glenwood & Foster).

This cat is small (looks about 6lbs) and skinny, with mostly gray on its back, and white on its belly; it has a small gray patch on its nose and on its chin, but the most distinguishing feature is a damaged right ear.
This little guy or gal is very sweet, and seems pretty desperate for human attention (it yowls at my backdoor whenever I go inside & is sleeping on my leg as I type this!)

I thought I’d post this and wait a few days before bringing it to a shelter, so please email, or call 773.747.9895, if you are, (or know), the owner!





FOUND DOG! This pretty girl was found on Thursday 6/16 around 5 pm at Loyola Beach near Albion. She had on a red harness with no tags, is very well behaved, and seems to have had puppies at some point. If you know anything about her, please contact Dan at
(616) 291-6808 or by email atdmeidema@luc.edu.

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  • Jackie

    There seems to be an increase of pets being found wandering North Side neighborhoods. I wonder if people are simply abandoning their animals due to the economy (nothing would make me happier than to be proven wrong). This seems to be a trend. Am I the only one who feels this way?

    Jackie
    Rogers Park

  • Rach

    It would be really sad if people are abandoning their animals due to the economy.

    It does seem like there are a lot lately that seems to be running around and I only know of one person posting on various places looking for their lost dog.

  • Kathy

    With any found pets, take them to a vet to have them scanned for a microchip. Most vets will do that for free. If they were originally adopted from a shelter, most shelters will take the animal back.

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