This black cat was found Sunday wandering in a yard in Western Area. The resident describes the cat as ‘extremely skinny, scared and starving, silent meowing … must have been someone’s pet because he/she approached me for petting. Front right leg broken at some point. Matted hair and scabs on skin. Nails way overgrown as if it was an indoor pet that was let loose. Bad shape but I think saveable. I called animal control so it could get immediate medical attention.’ Anyone with information about this cat should call the Los Alamos Animal Control at 505.662.8179. Courtesy photo
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Starving Cat Found Wandering In Western Area
This black cat was found Sunday wandering in a yard in Western Area. The resident describes the cat as ‘extremely skinny, scared and starving, silent meowing … must have been someone’s pet because he/she approached me for petting. Front right leg broken at some point. Matted hair and scabs on skin. Nails way overgrown as if it was an indoor pet that was let loose. Bad shape but I think saveable. I called animal control so it could get immediate medical attention.’ Anyone with information about this cat should call the Los Alamos Animal Control at 505.662.8179. Courtesy photo
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