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NORWAY — Responsible Pet Care is calling on the Norway community to help it find a lost kitty.
Please keep an eye out for Bella, this dilute calico kitty. She escaped from the Norway Fire Department station during a rabies clinic sponsored by Responsible Pet Care last Saturday.
If you see her please call Bella’s owner Matt at 207-595-4137 or RPC at 743-8679 or the Animal Control Officer at 207-743-8213.
Bella Bella
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