Biscuit escaped from our camper located at site 210 at approximately 9:00 pm. He was sighted the following night at another campsite with a cat (site 327), but after that, there were no sightings. The Cherokee NC KOA was most supportive, allowing us to put flyers on all restrooms and laundries, and helped spread the word. We put up the flyers on 6/20/25, the day after he escaped. However, we were unable to find him.
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