Please share with anyone and everyone in the area-all of those in your email
address books, friends at work, etc.
Please
click on each picture for a larger, closer view. Please read her description and information with each picture too.
If you see her and can take a digital picture with either a camera or cell phone, please do so!
This will save me a lot of running in different directions, if I see the picture and it is not her. It also helps because
some who have seen her have called me, but by the time I've gotten to their homes, she is gone. This will help me to
know the general area to look if I can tell it is indeed her.
Jazz went outside
about 10 minutes before our house caught fire and burned. We know she did not perish in the fire, and some neighbors
believed they had seen her from time to time. It seems that she may have travelled a little further from home, since
she hasn't been seen near our burned home recently, but had been thought to have been seen down the road a little further,
a few months ago.
Please help me find my beautiful little girl, Jazz. Last seen on East Troy Road, Titusville, near the Titusville
airport. Please keep in mind that our house fire was in March, 2009----she could be in the
surrounding area, or she could be almost ANYWHERE! Please call if you think you've spotted her, even if it is a
few miles from the Titusville Airport.
White chest, front paws just at the feet, and back legs, half-way up
She is a bit wild outside, so she may not be able to be caught. This is hard to
tell, tho, because she may be hungry, cold and lonely, and may decide to trust someone, if she hasn't already.
Greatly loved, sadly missed. Please ask
around-please share her picture if someone thinks they may have seen her. Please help re-unite us!
white paws, chest, chin and back legs
Her body's design isn't really striped on her sides-we call it more of a cinnamon swirl.
Her colors vary with black, gray and brown. She does have gray spots on the bottom of her back, white feet.
Ouside, her colors may look a little darker, like
this photo. Her tail does not have white at the end--this was a snowflake.
