Missing cat olaf last seen in byram township on may 29

Missing cat Olaf last seen in Byram Township on May 29

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June 9, 2025
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BYRAM TOWNSHIP, N.J. — A male cat named Olaf has been reported missing in the Bramer Court area of Byram Township. He was last seen on May 29.

Olaf is described as having a bright pink nose with a black spot, uneven facial markings, and light fur blended into his grey coat. His owner reports that posters have been placed around the area in hopes of locating him.

“There are posters in my area, please if you have him bring him. We miss him and so does his brother,” the owner said in a message accompanying the alert.

The missing pet is listed as a domestic cat, and no collar or microchip information was provided.

Residents in the 07821 ZIP code area are encouraged to check their yards, garages, or sheds for any signs of the missing cat. Sightings or information can be directed to the contact information provided on local posters.

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