LOST!! Phila, PA: **Elderly Deaf Cat is Lost** Please Cross-Post!!!! It is Urgent

PLEASE CROSSPOST!

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Please reply directly to Katherine Feldman at “free_spirited_gal2003@yahoo.com” (yahoo.com) – she is deaf so there is no other way of contacting her.

Thank you for your help!

Sue Senn
Sniffles and Friends Professional Pet Sitting and Dog Walking Service
Mutley’s Lonely Hearts Club Pet Rescue and Placement
Philadelphia, PA

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Please cross-post this to as many people as you can.
Her last sighting was in Fishtown next door in the yard from my home.

She is 17 years old and has gone stone deaf. I am worried sick about
her being out on the street. She is one of 5 cats I am stuck caring for
in my basement. Her and the other cat went into my crawlspace and into
next door’s basement and the next door dumped these 2 outside 2 night
ago. The other one was found last night still in next door’s yard but
the elderly one was nowhere to be found.

I have went around the block looking for her last night to no avail.
She probably is now in hiding to keep herself warm. I live on the
street that intersects with Girard Ave in Fishtown and I pray she
doesn’t go any far and into Girard Ave or the busy street. If you see
her, do not hesitate to pick her up and hold her then email me.

She is very friendly and sweet but gets afraid easily. I can’t imagine
her being able to survive and find food in this cold weather. She meows
frequently for attention or food. She can’t hear at all — stone deaf!
She is mostly black and has a bald spot on her nose from the stratch
other cat did to her. She often folds and squint her eyes, uncertain
what you are going to do next. You’ll be able to tell she is elderly
when you see her. Please help find her and I want her to have a good
life before her time comes instead of her having to live like this on
the street being vulnerable and experiencing horrible result. She
hasn’t ever been outside for 16 years.

I spent good 20 minutes with her last Monday and she loves it before
putting her in basement and she’s probably depressed. I feel awful and
was planning to let her live out her life with me in one of bedrooms
until I find her a deaf/elderly friendly household whenthis person
comes again to change litter and put food
in the dishes only to find her gone. I want her back safe. Thanks!

Katherine

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