During the chaos of Christmas morning, a family member left a door open and she was scared by the commotion and noise and ran out. She is strictly an indoor cat and will be very disoriented and scared of the chaos outside! She is very skittish and will be extremely difficult to bring home. She is spayed, microchipped and is not wearing any sort of identification or collar. She will not respond to her name and will be terrified of strangers. My kids are devastated that this happened on Christmas morning.
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