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In article <4n6k3i$pdj@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, ZODICON <zodicon@aol.com> wrote:
>If you live in the Phoenix metropolitan area, we need your help!!!  In the
>past year, we have lost two siamese cats.  The first one, Sam, was a
>17-year-old seal point, neutered, declawed.  About a week before
>Halloween, he got out late one night when we let our outdoor cat out. 
>When we realized he had gotten out, we searched EVERYWHERE in the
>neighborhood.  There's just not a whole lot of ground a 17-year-old cat
>can cover!  He was gone.  My husband had owned Sam since he was about 14
>years old.  Recently, my husband decided to get a cat from the Humane
>society.  Ironically, there was a beautiful siamese there named Jasper. 
>Jasper is 3 years old, a seal point, a neutered male.  Friday night
>(5/10/96), our roomate accidentally let Jasper (who we renamed "Seymour")
>out.  Within approximately 2 hours of the time when he must have gotten
>out, we were again out combing the neighborhood.  Seymour is gone.  Today
>(5/12/96), I spent much of the day knocking on doors (I knocked on 52
>doors--would have done more if not for the heat!).  Seymour has tags. 
>When let out, he was wearing a baby blue collar with his tags on it with
>our phone number.  He is a VERY affectionate cat--long and slender with a
>long nose.  He is also very talkative (he may be mistaken as mean due to
>his 10-second-long meow).
>
>IF ANYONE HAS TAKEN SAM OR SEYMOUR IN, PLEASE CALL US AND RETURN THEM TO
>US!!  WE MISS THEM VERY MUCH!!
>
>My biggest fear is that someone is either driving around our neighborhood
>picking up animals that don't belong to them, or they are trapping them,
>or they are destroying them somehow (I could have sworn I heard gunshots
>the night Seymour got out).  If you have any information to corroborate
>this, please email me and let me know.  Also, I implore you to please talk
>to all of your friends about this in an effort that through word of mouth,
>we will get our Seymour back!!
>
>Thanks for your time and caring!
>
>ZODICON
>

	Could you narrow the search area a little besides Metro Phoenix?
Do you live in a mountain area? Coyotes is a real possibility!

						Philippe