Missing 7 month old black and white kitten/cat
Hi I have posted a message on neighbourly and Manawatu lost and found pets but I thought I would put another one here. My beautiful “Boots” escaped from her box outside Totally vets Feilding at 8:20am on Monday 25 June where SHE was going to be fixed and chipped. She is predominantly black with white freezing worker “Boots “ on her back legs and white socks on her front with a little bit of white on her lip. Her undercarriage is also white. She is also sporting a Red collar with silver spots and white side trim. I have posted a photo of her Twin sister Lilly with this as She is Grey where Boots is black (have just added a photo of a baby Boots now I know “how to”) and is about the same size. We both miss her very much and would like to know her whereabouts dead or alive. UPDATE 6 Aug My fur baby is still missing...I’ve just added a photo of her taken just before I lost her.
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