Our INDOOR gray tabby cat (male & neutered, 4 years old) sprung loose on Thursday, December 20 around 5:00 PM. He has not been seen since. We have had him since he was 6 weeks old. He is medium gray with black stripes and a thick black stripe down his spine. He has a light gray/white patch beneath his chin. HIs paws are light gray/white. He doesn't meow but does purr. Since he is a house cat, he doesn't wear a collar or tags. He is very friendly, but he might run from you if he is scared. He was last seen in the Huntwood subdivision off Qualla Road in Chesterfield County near Beach Road and Spring Run Road. Please call 790-1966 if you have seen this cat. Thanks!
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You've gone shopping a thousand times and left your dog in your yard or parked car. This time when you return your pet is gone. You are another victim of a scandalous industry that has grown like a cancer.
These illegal activities fill the insatiable appetite for animals used in biomedical experimentation.
Pet theft has reached epidemic proportions in the United States. It is a crime that is sponsored by our government and paid for with your tax dollars. Stolen pets feed laboratories and medical facilities for biomedical experimentation. It has become a national scandal. Pet peddlers prey on people who can no longer keep their pets. Desperate owners listen to promises of good and loving homes. The promises are not kept. Instead your pet's fate is a laboratory or medical facility where they die painful and lonely deaths.
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Tuesday, January 08, 2013
