Kids & Family

Family Recovers Pets After Fire

O'Malley, an orange tabby, and Willow, a black female cat, went missing after a fire.

Update, March 9: Both cats are safe and sound. The last pet, O'Malley, returned to his family Thursday night. 

Original story, March 2:

A Centreville family is still searching for two beloved pets, lost in the aftermath of . 

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O'Malley, an orange male tabby cat, went missing in the yard or the house on Hunt Chase Ct. the night of the fire. Later, Willow, a shy black female cat, got loose from a neighboring home near Pleasant Valley Road in Centreville. Neither pet is wearing a collar or have microchips. O'Malley is neutered and Willow is spayed. 

Willow is skittish around strangers and may not let a stranger grab him. O'Malley is more personable, said the cats' owner, Amy Ragoschke.

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The family has posted fliers throughout the neighborhood. So far, there have been some leads, but nothing has panned out. "All we ask is that people give us a place to look for them," Ragoschke wrote in an email. 

Anyone who may have seen Willow and O'Malley can contact:

  • Amy, 414-426-0524
  • Mike, 703-930-4509
  • Cherrydale vet clinic, 703-528-9001

 

Correction: an earlier version of this article incorrectly stated where Willow escaped from.

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