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Have you seen Tim, Mollie or Akira? These five pets are missing in Haarlem

Have you seen Tim, Mollie or Akira? These five pets are missing in Haarlem

Five pets, including a retriever and four cats, have been reported missing across various neighborhoods in Haarlem over the past week. The local organization Amivedi has provided detailed descriptions of the animals to help residents identify and report any sightings.

Five pets have been reported missing in Haarlem over the past week, prompting a community search. Among the missing animals are a seven-month-old retriever named Mollie, who vanished near Willem van Outhoornlaan, and four cats: Tim, Akira, Milo, and Bowie. Each pet was last seen in various neighborhoods across the city between late September and early October 2026, including sightings near Leidsevaart, Engelenburg, Elsa Brändströmstraat, and Delftlaan.

This information was compiled using data from Amivedi, an organization dedicated to tracking missing and found animals in the Netherlands. The report provides detailed descriptions of the missing pets, noting their specific markings, ages, and whether they are microchipped or neutered. Owners are encouraged to update Amivedi if their pets have been located. Authorities and volunteers hope that sharing these descriptions will assist in reuniting the animals with their owners. Residents are asked to keep an eye out for these specific pets and report any relevant information to the organization.

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

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