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Have you seen Billie, Charlie or Gandalf? These six pets are missing in Haarlem

Have you seen Billie, Charlie or Gandalf? These six pets are missing in Haarlem

Six cats, including those named Billie, Charlie, and Gandalf, have been reported missing in various locations across Haarlem during the past week. Owners and the tracking organization Amivedi are seeking the public's help in locating these pets, which were last seen between September 11 and September 17, 2026.

Six pets have been reported missing across various neighborhoods in Haarlem over the past week, prompting local owners to seek public assistance. The missing animals include cats named Gandalf, Willem, Ziggy, Luna, Billie, and Charlie, all of whom have been registered with the organization Amivedi. These pets disappeared between September 11 and September 17, 2026, from different locations, including Vergierdeweg, Pieter Kiesstraat, Rie Mastenbroekstraat, Jan Frederik Helmersstraat, Leidseplein, and Steenbokstraat.

Each of the missing cats possesses distinct markings, such as specific white patches, striped patterns, or varying fur lengths, and most are reported to be chipped and sterilized. Owners and Amivedi are appealing to the community to keep an eye out for these animals. Residents who may have seen any of these pets are encouraged to contact the organization, which tracks lost and found animals to facilitate their safe return. It is possible that some of these pets have already been found since the initial reports were filed.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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