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Have you seen Simi, Mikey or Appie? These three pets are missing in Haarlem

Have you seen Simi, Mikey or Appie? These three pets are missing in Haarlem

Three pets named Appie, Simi, and Mikey have been reported missing in separate locations across Haarlem. Local residents are urged to assist in the search for these cats, which were last seen between early and late October.

Three pets have been reported missing in Haarlem over the past week, prompting a community search. The missing animals are a black cat named Appie, an older orange and white cat named Simi, and a three-year-old black cat named Mikey. Owners and local residents are asked to keep an eye out for these animals to assist in their safe return.

Appie was last seen on October 25 near the Pepijnstraat, while Simi has been missing since October 28 from the Floris van Adrichemlaan area. Additionally, Mikey went missing on October 3 from the Vrouwehekstraat. Both Simi and Mikey are registered with microchips. This information is provided through data from Amivedi, an organization that tracks lost and found pets. Residents are encouraged to report any sightings or updates to Amivedi, as it is possible some of these animals may have already been located since the initial reports were filed.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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