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Reported 2 months ago, updated 2 days ago

Vigo Male Bird

LOST PET ID: 70250986

Brampton, ON L6S 0A8

Yellow face and gray body with white side wings. Name - Vigo Age - 3 and hour years Last seen - April 30 on intersection Triple Crown & Airport Rd. Brampton around 7 pm. He will bite you if you catch / hold him. He is an adorable and beautiful bird. He eats with us and we have all kinds of evidence. His wings are not clipped and he can fly far far away. He can't sleep with his big brother. I don't know how he is surviving with his brother because he is afraid of night. Please help me to bring him .

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Reported 4 weeks ago, updated 3 days ago

Arnold (pisu) Male Cat

LOST PET ID: 70385688

Guelph, ON

My cat still missing and I refuse to give up. "MISSING” Black and White ARNOLD name he got from Guelph Humane Society . I called him Pisu and he answer to this name. He is a stray cat that I have fed and cared for over the last 3 years. I took him to Guelph Humane Society hoping to find him a good indoor and I specifically said that I would adopt him back if he didn't adapt to indoor life but NOT to be send to a Barn because he had everything set up at my hse : heated box ,boxes with straw. I just want a chance for him for a indoor . Sadly through a series of miscommunications, he was sent out to a barn only after two weeks at the shelter. He did not had a chance to acclimatize to the shelter life. When we sorted it out, the barn owners agreed to return him to me, but then, I was told, he escaped same day he was to be returned. Guelph Humane Society can’t tell me where to look for him , for confidentiality reasons, but I love him, and want to bring him . I was told they are trying to trap him (and I offered on multiple occasions to assist with that!) but nothing happened so far and I am desperate to find him. He responds to my voice when called,and he know his name Pisu .(Arnold was the name the Guelph Humane gave him). He is very familiar with his surroundings at my hse and can protect himself from predators. He has a human who love him and wants him back ; and there's no shortage of homeless cats who would make great barn cats. I am heartbroken for what I put him through, but only because I was trying to do something good for him to find him a forever loving safe indoor hse. I was wrong. He is a special cat ,beautiful ,smart. He will disappear for one to two weeks at the time and me worry just to find out from my neighbor he was there all this time (700 meters away). At his return he will jump on my living room window to let me know he is back and hungry. If you know anything about his whereabouts,or have sightings ,please call Emilia anytime at or text. If the barn owners he is at see this please call me.

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Showing lost and found pets within 25 miles of L9W 3E6

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Lost Pets Database for Ontario

Naila Female Cat

Brampton, ON L7A 0C3

VIGO Male Bird

Brampton, ON L6S 0A8

Krobus Male Cat

Brampton, ON L6X 1Y1

Ojayy Male Cat

Mississauga, ON

Kush Male Cat

Orangeville, ON L9W 1N5

Hadu Male Cat

Mississauga, ON L4T 1R3

Lenny Male Cat

Mississauga, ON L4Z

Vigo Male Bird

Brampton, ON L6S 0A8

Sage Female Cat

Brampton, ON L6X 4N9

Mimosa Female Cat

Mississauga, ON L5N 8J8

Sufi Female Cat

Brampton, ON L7A

Teddy Male Cat

Mississauga, ON L4Z 1G5

Arnold (pisu) Male Cat

Guelph, ON

Blue Budgie Female Bird

Brampton, ON L6S

Chand Female Bird

Brampton, ON L6R

Mandy Female Cat

Brampton, ON L6X

Sadie Female Dog

Grey Highlands, ON N0C

Talia Female Cat

Guelph, ON

Tiya Female Cat

Mississauga, ON L5L

River Male Cat

Erin, ON

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