This info came from City Kitties:

All-black female cat, green eyes, missing from 51st & Cedar since 3/20. Contact Lauren at 610-639-6051 or L.hansenflaschen – at – gmail.com if you think you have seen this kitty.

As always, please pass this along to block groups in that area, and check yards, alleyways, under porches, basements, etc.

Short haired grey tabby with white front paws, white back haunches, white tipped tail, 1yr old. “Ruby” ran out the back door of a house on Pine Street near 50th. Contact Debbie Cade at 215-474-6794 if you think you’ve seen Ruby. Unfortunately, she isn’t fixed… No photo.

Oakley, a female calico cat, about 1 year old, went missing on 3/20/2011 from 46th and Locust.
Contact: comm-cvtfv-2278489594@craigslist.org Please check yards, alleys, basements, under porches.

I am writing because I have been searching for my cat. Unfortunately during me moving out of my house @ 52nd and spruce st. in West Philly on February 28th. He found a hole in the wall and managed to escape behind the washer and dryer.

I have attached 4 photos of my cat and I do have Links vet records. He was neutered but did not get micro chipped. He was wearing a black flea collar at the time of his escape. He is light orange with darker orange stripes in random places. He is over 2 years old at this time. If this sounds like any cat you may have found, could you please let me know.

I appreciate any and all help!

Email:

comm-nqvmx-2272310315 – at – craigslist.org

Messages in support of Rocco on the City Kitties Facebook page.

The West Philly feline rescue group City Kitties is still hard at work trying to save at least one cat still inside the Windermere Court Apartments. A brown tabby named Rocco had been spotted in the basement. A demolition worker apparently captured Rocco, but the cat was able to break free and is back on his own. City Kitties is now reporting that crews had seen Humbert in the basement, not Rocco. Humbert was rescued this morning (see below). So the hunt for Rocco continues. If Humbert can make it out, there is no reason to believe that Rocco can’t.

Rocco has achieved rock star status on the City Kitties Facebook page, with fans cheering him on. City Kitties have set up humane traps in an attempt to rescue Rocco. City Kitties writes:

“Rocco is a front-declawed brown tabby with white paws, wearing a purple collar. No photo available at this time. If you see a cat matching this description, please contact City Kitties immediately. Rocco lived on the 1st floor, east end of the building.”

Humbert was rescued from the Windermere this morning.

Meanwhile, another Windermere cat has been reunited with his owner. Humbert was found this morning, some 37 days after the fire. His two sisters, M2 and Sadie, were rescued earlier.

City Kitties provides a complete guide on how to help the cats and voice your concern on their website here.

Here is an excerpt from the guide:

You can help by donating food (canned or dry), old towels or blankets, and bleach (for cleaning traps) to Project MEOW. Email projectmeow@gmail.com or visit their facebook page for details. Become a City Kitties foster home so that we can help as many of these cats as possible. Please do NOT place cat food in the area around the building, as this will discourage cats from entering the traps.