PetLink Lost Pet Database: Sprinkles
Circumstances
Outdoor cat, constantly roaming. Always checks in at least 1-2 times a day. Came for dinner 6/22/26, then left and hasn't returned. First appearance was October 2025. He may know other humans in the neighborhood. Has been referred to as "sprinkles" and "oliver" by neighbors, but his origins are unknown. Fairly skittish around strangers.Microchip and GPS: You know the difference, some pet owners don’t!
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