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Update: Billy was found under a garage in Fairfield – two blocks from where he went missing. He is home now, sleeping on his pillow and purring. FOUND: I’m lost! My name is Billy. I am a super-friendly, neutered, male orange tabby cat from Westport that was visiting a friend in Fairfield in the Stratfield section Sunday night. I weigh about 18 pounds, have yellow-green eyes, and loves any attention. I don’t know the neighborhood, and am probably trying to find my way back home. I’ve never been outside before—please help me find my way home. Please call 917-578-8443 if you find him. (CLICK TO ENLARGE)

UPDATE: Orange Tabby Chester was Found Dead
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UPDATE: Chester was found dead in the road near his home by neighbors from across the street who did not bother to try to find his owners and let them know. Chester was a 3-4 year old neutered male orange tabby cat. Chester was friendly and got along with everyone, including his 60-pound dog buddy Benny. (CLICK TO ENLARGE)
Reward Offered for Andy’s Safe Return
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Andy, visiting from Massachusetts, went missing New Year’s Eve at approximately 9:30 p.m. His owners, Michael and Jordina Ghiggeri, haven’t been able to find him since and today offered a $1,000 reward for his safe return. Andy disappeared from Guard Hill Road, at the top of Clinton Avenue/ Ford Road (click for map). Andy is an 11 year-old Corgi, friendly, and has a microchip. If you find him, please contact the Ghiggeris via local number 203-557-3659 or the Ghiggeris’ cellphone 781-264-5243. A larger photo of Andy can be found here: “Have You Seen Andy the Corgi?” WestportNow Jan. 1, 2012. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Dave Matlow for WestportNow.com
Have You Seen Andy the Corgi?

Andy, visiting from Massachusetts, went missing last night at approximately 9:30. He left from Guard Hill Road, top of Clinton Avenue/ Ford Road. Andy is an 11 year-old Corgi. If you have seen him please contact Jordina Ghiggeri at local number 203.557.3659 or Andy’s owner’s cell phone 781 264 5243.
UPDATE: Orange Cat, Do You Know Me? I’m Butterscotch

Do You Know Me? found orange cat
Update: Butterscotch is now back with his family near the Norwalk border—quite a hike from downtown Westport! FOUND: A domestic short hair large male cat in downtown Westport. He is a buff colored orange tabby cat with a long tail and light green eyes. He’s neutered but has no collar. He is very affectionate.
Black Cat: Do You Know Me?
A very friendly little feline has appeared at our home (Bayberry/Health District area). He or she is a vocal cat that comes when called. He or she is black with a spattering of white “hairs.” This is not a feral cat, but a cat that has lost his or her way home. For additional information, please call (203)557-0361.
Louey the Cat is Missing
Have You Seen Kit Kit the Cat?

Kit Kit is lost!
Kit Kit has been missing from 6 Gilbert Lane (off the Post Road by Exit 18/Sherwood Island Connector) since the early morning of 11/15. She is a two-year-old, short-haired spayed female with yellow/gold eyes and is white with black markings. She does not have a collar and she is friendly. If you have any information, please call the Gazerros at 203-226-7814 or 203-858-3366. Thank you.
UPDATE: Kitty is a New Resident
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This cat has been hanging around Juniper Road for the last couple weeks. It is mostly black with a white spot on its chest and greenish eyes. It does not have a collar and looks to be about a year old; I’m not sure if it is someone’s pet or a stray. If no one claims it, I will take it and find it a home. I have put up posters around Juniper Road. UPDATE: This cat’s owners recently moved into the neighborhood, so she’s neither a stray nor lost.
Sophie the Cat is Missing

Sophie’s been missing from Easton Road (Sturges/Catamount/Bayberry area) in north Westport (border of Wspt./Weston/Ffld./Easton) since September 1st, 2011. She was attacked by a neighbor’s Corgy dog, then ran off our property in fear. She’s very fat, has golden eyes, and is pure white, except for a grey blaze on her forehead. She’s never been off our property before, could be injured, is certainly terrified, and may approach you for help. Please pick her up, take her inside, and call/email me right away.Her twin sister’s devastated and won’t eat. Linda Gilleran, 203-226-1308 .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) Thank you!



