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Have you seen Bobbie, Lilly or Wall-E? These three pets are missing in Haarlem

Have you seen Bobbie, Lilly or Wall-E? These three pets are missing in Haarlem

Three pets, including two cats named Lilly and Wall-E and another named Bobbie, have been reported missing in various locations across Haarlem. Local authorities and the organization Amivedi are seeking public assistance in locating the animals, noting that they are all microchipped or have specific medical needs.

Three pets have been reported missing in Haarlem during the past week, according to records from the organization Amivedi. Lilly, a one-year-old grey, black, and white cat, disappeared on November 5 near the Tweede Emmastraat. She is spayed, chipped, and has distinctive white markings on her face and paws. Another missing cat is Wall-E, an eleven-year-old male with a marbled tabby coat and white markings, who was last seen on October 31 in the Vinkenstraat. He is also neutered and microchipped.

In addition to Lilly and Wall-E, a four-year-old tabby cat named Bobbie remains missing. Bobbie was last seen on November 4 in the Florence Nightingalestraat. He is a neutered male with short hair and requires a specialized diet. Amivedi, which tracks missing and found animals, reminds residents that some of these pets may have been recovered since these reports were filed. Pet owners are encouraged to notify the organization if their animal has safely returned home.

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

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