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On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 21:02:33 -0500, John F. Eldredge
wrote:

No, it isn't my cat that is missing.

My boss's next-door-neighbor's cat has been missing for about a
week.
They have posters up on every telephone pole for several blocks
around. The cat is a marmalade (orange-and-white) short-hair,
missing from 492 Saddle Drive, in the Bellevue area of Nashville,
Tennessee. This is about 1 mile east of Bellevue Mall. I don't
have the phone number handy, and don't remember the neighbor's name,
but
if anyone lives in that area and has seen an unfamiliar
orange-and-white cat, please get in touch with these folks.

This street dead-ends into a large undeveloped tract, and coyotes
have been seen in the Nashville area, so I hope that the cat hasn't
been caught by one of them.

Unfortunately, this kitty hasn't shown up. The posters are still in
place, but rain and sun-fading have made them more-or-less illegible.

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