Gray tabby cat with blue collar lost near Fort Huachuca
Description
I lost my gray tabby cat yesterday around 3pm after I opened the door to our apartment near Fort Huachuca Main Gate in Sierra Vista. He's a short-haired adult cat, about 10 pounds, with a white chest and a blue collar that has a tiny silver bell. There’s a small notch in his right ear and a faint scar on his lip from a playful tumble. He’s friendly but skittish, so he might be hiding under porches or in bushes around Buffalo Soldier Trail or near the Sierra Vista Public Library. This cat is part of our family and means a lot to us—he has sentimental value, and we really need him back. If you’ve seen him, email [email protected] with any details.
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