Photo by reader Clara Flores.

This cat was spotted in Clark Park “A” (43rd and Baltimore) on Friday afternoon and near the park,  on Saturday morning. It had a flea collar and, according to a neighbor who lives nearby, it’s been hanging around the area for the last few days.

Update: Nibbler is still missing. Here’s more information directly from the cat’s owner:

“Nibbler has been missing from 49th & Larchwood since July. Numerous reports of possible Nibbler sightings range from 50th to 46th, and from Baltimore Ave to Pine St. Nibbler is a male, and was about 22 lbs when he went missing so this is pretty big cat. He had a collar and tag when last seen, but that may have slipped off. He has black spots on his back, a black tail, and white underbelly. His humans miss him very, very much and believe he is still wandering around West Philly. If you think you have seen him please let us know. Nibbler is micro-chipped.”

Please call Doug at 215 909 2334 if you’ve seen Nibbler.

Frankie is an all black adult male cat with medium length hair. He has one eye that tears up a lot. He does not have a collar or tags. He is friendly but can get skittish outdoors. Frankie was last seen around 4 a.m. on September 1 on 48th Street near Warrington Avenue.

If seen please call Katie (day or night) at 215-266-4578.

Tobey is a medium (14 lbs), short haired black cat with yellow eyes and may or may not be wearing a black collar with white skulls and crossbones. May run if approached. Last seen: August 24, at 10 a.m. at 47th St. and Warrington (very close to Baltimore).

If you spot Tobey, call day or night: Ryan (215) 817-4286 or Maureen (603) 315-1884.

This grey, small, 1-year-old cat, named Sophie, went missing on Saturday morning near 43rd and Pine. She doesn’t have
a collar. She is very friendly and will probably approach strangers.

If found please call James at 515-490-4494.

This cat is missing from the 4900 block of Hazel Ave. She was last seen on Thursday afternoon. She is extremely social, loves “talking,” and cuddling with people. Her name is Katla (say “Kaht-lah”), but she also responds to kitty.

If you’ve seen her, please contact Charlotte at 859-536-1699.