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Jeezy, a Black Male Cat, Is Missing from Wyandotte Home

He was last seen at 10th and Walnut in Wyandotte on Thursday, Dec. 6th.

REWARD: $300 FOR ANYONE WHO RETURNS MY CAT HOME SAFELY....

MISSING: Black, male cat who is 6 years old. He lives at 10th and Walnut. It is very unlike him to be gone for this long. He has been gone for two days. If anyone has seen him please contact me.

He is VERY curious, friendly and loves getting into things. If he is in someones house, please let him out so he can come home. If people in the area could check their garages, it is not unlikely that we wandered into someone's garage.

He has a kidney condition where he needs a certain amount of water a day (and he does not drink out of a bowl - only the sink), his medication, and his prescription wet and dry food. He does not like being in the cold or rain.

He is missed more than you can imagine!

He ALWAYS wears a black and silver collar with his name, my name and phone number. His name is Jeezy and his mom misses him SO much.

Please, please, please help get him home. Thanks in advance!

Sandy December 12, 2012 at 12:46 am
Sorry to hear about Jeezy missing. Who would one contact if they have seen him or know where he is? Hope he finds his way back home.
Jason Alley (Editor) December 12, 2012 at 01:26 am
Hey, Sandy. While we await an answer, if anyone has any info on Jeezy, please post it here and I'll be sure to forward it onto Dominique.
Sandy December 12, 2012 at 02:17 pm
Right - thanks Jason. We also have Jeezy's contact information at the Wyandotte Shelter just in case. We do have a lot of open hours but not all hours or every day. I know he had a collar on but collars can come off cats at times. We hope Jeezy will find his way back home.
Dominique December 12, 2012 at 02:50 pm
You can contact me, Dominique at 248-860-8178. He was last seen outside my house Thursday, December 6th at 10th and Walnut. If anyone knows anything, don't hesitate to call even if it is in the middle of the night. Thank you!
Kim Kachadoorian December 12, 2012 at 11:23 pm
Don't know if this is the same cat - but looks the same...hard to believe he is in Ann Arbor but stranger things have happened.
*FOUND* This handsome boy was found in northwest ANN ARBOR on 12/6. He was wandering near M-14 and Newport Road. He is believed to be a domestic shorthaired adult male. He has a shiny black coat with a touch of white on his chest and large golden eyes. He is guesstimated to be two years old and is not neutered. He is described as sweet, friendly, and affectionate. Do you know his missing family? Please help guide him home! Spread awareness and call 734.645.9822 with any information. Any alleged guardian must factually establish an existing relationship to this handsome boy. this is a photo - OP: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10200408820089503&set=o.264553563570926&type=1&theater good luck - Kim Kachadoorian
Kim Kachadoorian December 12, 2012 at 11:25 pm
Just realized the dates don't match up to this cat I posted...sorry
Dominique December 13, 2012 at 09:08 pm
Jeezy is still not home. If anyone knows anything please contact me! Thank you in advance.

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