🐈MISSING ELDERLY CAT - last seen heading across to the beach from Coote Rd🐈
Posting on behalf of Rodeana Sattler www.facebook.com...
October 2 Missing!!! Since Oct 2nd. From Priestley Rd, Bluff Hill, Napier. Elderly, short haired, frail looking female tortoise shell cat, 22 years old, thin, & due to being unable to groom herself has matted fur..deaf & can't see that well..last seen at 9 am today.. extremely loved & very missed. I'll add a photo soon. Her name's Nooniebell ❤️
UPDATE Mon. She was seen crossing from the bottom of Coote Rd onto the Marine Parade, beach side at 8 pm Sat Oct 2nd
UPDATE Sun. She was seen walking down the bottom of Priestley Rd heading towards Coote Rd 5 pm yesterday, please keep an eye out for her.
Please check your sheds, gardens etc.She loves sunny spots. She never normally leaves my section...I'm worried she's gone away to die 😢 Please contact me via messenger or 027 3681685.
Have attached photos the second one is off the internet but she looks similar to that image.
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