Amie says her cat Suze has been missing from near 84th Street and 1st Avenue NW since the early morning of Aug. 22.

She’s a grey/brown tabby Pixie-bob with a short stubby tail. She’s short and stocky, and has sleepy-looking eyes. I last saw her 11:30pm on Monday night, 8/21. She’s an indoor and enclosed-yard only cat, so I think she got chased into unfamiliar territory or hurt and is hiding. She’s very sweet but afraid of new places and loud noises. She won’t meow if scared. Call or text Amie at 928-606-0499 or email amiecdejong@gmail.com any time of night or day if you think you see her.

Amanda says her black cat, Midnight, has been missing from her Greenwood home for three nights. She thinks he may visit another family in the neighborhood, but has never stayed away this long from his home on 4th Avenue NW between 95th and 97th streets.

Midnight is 7 years old, with short hair, and weighs about 13 pounds. He’s mostly black with a tiny bit of white on his chest. He is missing some fur, especially on his legs, due to an allergy that causes him to over-groom.

If you’ve seen him, call or text Trish at 206-535-0440, or email mandypoet@hotmail.com.

Dr. Kari Emery will open Seatown Veterinary Care at 8542 1st Ave. NW in Piper Village in Greenwood in October. Seatown will be very close to Mud Bay pet store.

Dr. Emery is a northwest native and has been practicing veterinary medicine for the past 13 years in the Seattle area. Special interests include well care, geriatric care, pain management, soft tissue surgery, veterinary rehabilitation and dentistry. Watch for updates on Facebook @seatownvet.

Seatown Veterinary Care’s phone is 206-707-9090.

Update: Sadly, David believes Milo was killed by a car.

Earlier: Milo the Siamese cat disappeared near NW 79th Street and 3rd Avenue NW last Saturday. He’s 2-1/2 years old, tan with brown points, and microchipped. He is an indoor/outdoor cat and is very friendly, but always comes home every evening and morning.

If you’ve seen Milo, please call Dave at 206-697-2584.

Dave says he’s notified the Seattle Animal Shelter, their vet at Phinney Ridge Animal Hospital, AVID microchip company, and posted on Facebook, Craigslist and Nextdoor, as well as posting fliers around the neighborhood.

Chowder the cat disappeared from his home at North 85th Street and Fremont Avenue North on Friday afternoon.

Call or text 206-658-7148 if you have any information.

Update: Puck has been reunited with his owner.

Earlier: Kevin says he found a very sweet, and hungry, brown and white cat with blue eyes at his door at NW 72nd Street and Sycamore Avenue last Wednesday.

The cat is chipped, but the phone number on the chip is no longer associated with the owners.

The chip says the cat’s name is Puck, he’s 12 years old, and he was registered in 2004 in Portland. When he showed up crying at our door last week, he was really skinny and hungry. He’s a very sweet guy and seems to be an indoor cat.

If you are or know the owner, please email us at tips@phinneywood.com and we’ll put you in touch with Kevin.

Gigi, an 8-year-old female black cat, has been missing from North 94th Street and Fremont Avenue since Oct. 30. She is mainly an indoor cat but was an outdoor cat before coming to her current home and is comfortable being outside.

The family has set up a cat trap, wildlife camera and has been leaving food out. They’ve also searched houses, garages and backyards in a 1-2 block radius in each direction.

If anyone sees Gigi, please call Jeremy at 503-319-2827 or email cropfjeremy@gmail.com.

Ed tells us he’s seen a gray and white cat with no collar or tags hanging around near Greenwood Park, at North 88th Street and Fremont Avenue. He’s wondering if the cat is lost or just likes to roam.

I just spent 30+ minutes tonight (Tuesday) around 9.30pm, giving him a bit of chicken, water, and a good petting that he nuzzled out of me before he took off after something (mouse/rat?) and never returned. There was no collar nor tags and I haven’t seen it around before, but he was more or less healthy. [at least it looked like a “he” at quick glance] I apologize for the blurry photos. He wouldn’t stand still long enough for me to snap a good one. He’s a medium grey color with black speckles / stripes, a black tipped tail, and white under belly & paws. Yellow eyes, and was rather vocal once I got my phone-camera just before he ran off into the night. He seemed a bit skittish to any sudden movements or noises, but was more or less willing to approach me and not the other way around, which leads me to believe he comes from someone’s home and not a stray.

Update: Marcy tells us she received numerous possible sightings from PhinneyWood readers, but unfortunately, found out today that Skookum had died, most likely from being hit by a car.

Earlier: Skookum, a black, short-tailed cat with green eyes, has been missing since Thursday from the 100 block of North 82nd Street in Greenwood.

He has never wandered past our block, so he could be lost if even only a few blocks away. He likes to crawl into very small spaces and under bushes – please search your homes, garages and yards. It is common for a hurt or scared cat to hide.

Any news, call 206-390-5769.