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Midnite   

Lost Cat

CO, 80910
Pet name:
Midnite
Gender:
Male
Breeds:
Maine Coon, Mix
Date:
07/08/2019
Colors:
Black, White
Age:
Adult
Coat type:
Unknown
Coat length:
Short
Collar info:
Wearing a collar
Identify markings:
Whit spot under neck and large white spot between back legs on his underside
Description: 
Midnite was last seen wearing a black harness and a light colored cat collar. The collar has a large red bell on it as well as a small bell. So that we can hear him. He can be sneaky. Lol. He has a name tag on his collar that is in the shape of a dog bone with Jack Skellington faces on one side and one the other side its black with the writing " Midnite da baby boy ". He is my husbands emotional support animal, my emotional support dogs brother and my baby boy. He likes to get out and explore esp

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