Missing Female Tuxedo Cat

Submitted By: alayawyndham@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hello Wheeler Neighbors,

Early this morning, our female tuxedo rescue, Wave, escaped our home. We live on SPRUCE ST. in Wheeler. Wave, just under 2 years old, is skittish and lives indoors, previously being too scared to venture more than a few feet outside of our house, and not without her twin brother Tide being there. It’s highly unusual that she’s gone far enough to go missing, so we are very worried. We have searched extensively on our property, and surrounding natural areas, including up and down Spruce St., and through the neighborhood. Wave is half of a deeply-bonded twin pair, and her brother is distraught about her disappearance.

If you live in Wheeler, and especially on Spruce Street, please keep your eyes peeled and ears open for meowing. If you are up for it, even check out potential hiding spots like bushes and sheds for us, we would be so very appreciative.

If you see her or think you see her, please CALL or TEXT Alaya: 206-618-9705 or Chad: 503-778-0174. We can also be reached by email: alayawyndham@gmail.com and cbash@rinehart.org.

She is micro-chipped. We have also cross posted on Facebook, and Instagram for sharing purposes.

Thank you for your help! Let’s bring Wave home!

MISSING CAT

Submitted By: andyevansparker@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Yesterday, my cat SQUINTS went missing from our small farm on HWY 53. This is in the event that someone may have possibly found him or picked him up somewhere in the few miles north of MacDonald Road. If you have him or know where he is please call (503) 381-2120. $1000.00 REWARD for him.

Thank you!

Andy

Lost silver bracelet

Submitted By: soulargardens@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Lost on Saturday Feb. 26 while walking to park and around neighborhood up 3rd St to ocean and home. Silver round bracelet, no clasp and intermittent bead like design resembling east India. Not valuable but sentimental value as it belonged to my mother who took it off of her arm and gave it to me while she was dying.