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LOST CAT MALE 9 July 2016 IPSWICH, QLD
Locale: jasmine st
Markings: silver grey white tabby
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0402 715 441
LOST PARROT 14 Feb 2016 ROSEBUD, VIC
Locale: Around the avenues in Rosebud last seen flying over Eastbourne Road heading to Rosebud South direction
Markings: Galah Grey and Pinki, developed coloring on birds breast
Additional: is vocal not clipped nails or wings, escaped around 6.30 pm
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0456454223
LOST CAT MALE 5 Sept 2015 PAKENHAM, VIC
Locale: Ash Crescent off Ahem Road
Markings: Ginger Tabby, wearing light blue collar but may have come off.
Additional: Marli went missing after staying at friends house & escaped. He was nervous and never been outside in that area
Website: Photo
Contact Phone: 0401 305 948
LOST PARROT 16 June 2015 BRISBANE, QLD
Markings: Orange, red, yellow, green, blue
Additional: Leo is a Sun Conure.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0421 886 726
LOST COCKATIEL 16 June 2015 SHEIDOW PARK, SA
Markings: Grey and white
Additional: Lost my pet cockatiel after he was chased off by wild birds. he's very friendly and is not the best of fliers. desperate to get him back, please help!
Contact Phone: 0407612928
LOST PARROT 3 Apr 2015 PRAHRAN, MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: Commercial Road
Markings: Alexandrine bright green with thick black and pink ring around neck and red patches on wings, very long 2 feather tail, large red beak
Additional: Alex is a 10 year old male Alexandrine, lost from Prahran Vic may head towards Botanical gardens, doesn't have a ring on foot, wings not clipped
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0402587043
LOST DOG FEMALE 17 Mar 2015 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: The Gap
Markings: White & light orange small long haired chihuahua
Additional: LOST on the 17th of march, microchipped, responds to the name Princess. Contact 33004177 or 0418842966 if found
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0418842966
LOST PARROT 15 Jan 15 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Old Cleveland Road East, Wellington Point
Markings: One white toe on left foot, has black gray, green and peach feathers. Has one wing clipped.
Additional: she says Macca Pacca and sometimes responds to Macca. Has no ring or microchip.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0415271776
LOST CAT 4 Dec 14 FOREST LAKE, QLD
Locale: Claremont Parade, corner of Claremont and Gilberton
Markings: Ginger tabby, lighter on belly. Very fluffy, looks like Garfield or Basil Brush. Large fluffy tail and ears. One black whisker. Wearing fluro pink belled collar with fish prints
Additional: Very timid indoor cat. Afraid of dogs, cars, thunderstorms and loud noises. Has never been outside before.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0425646899
LOST DOG MALE 28 May 14 GYMPIE, QLD
Locale: rifle range road
Markings: blue with a small white patch on his chest
Additional: Our 10 month blue staffy went missing around the gympie state high school area. he is microchipped. we miss him so much please help!
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0754827137
STOLEN DOG FEMALE 4 May 14 SOMERVILLE, VIC
Locale: safeway carpark Somerville
Markings: Red Staffy white chest an on nose tail curls to the right
Additional: owe family pet 3yr olds best mate an mum was takin on sunday late morning from the Somerville Safeway car park green wagon
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
LOST PARROT 3 May 14 MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: Brunswick
Markings: Female Eclectus Parrot. Bright Red and Blue. ID ring on right leg
Additional: Says hello. Loves males
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0422454013
LOST PARROT 9 Apr 14 SYDNEY, NSW
Locale: Glenfield
Markings: Predominately green Eclectus, blue and red under wings, black markings on orange beak, blue ring on his right foot
Additional: Went missing in Glenfield at approximately 2pm, is approximately 8 months old and is dearly missed! Please help us get him back!
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 98297170
FOUND CAT MALE 20 Mar 14 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: New Farm
Markings: Senior, Pure Black w/ white whiskas, slim, some white hairs due to age, approx 10 yrs, desexed, no chip, bad teeth
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0404284449
FOUND RABBIT 24 Feb 14 ADELAIDE, SA
Locale: beachway ave Brooklyn park
Markings: White brown markings
Contact Phone: 0458036555
LOST COCKATIEL 23 Feb 14 GEELONG WEST, VIC
Locale: OConnell, Pakington Street, Geelong West
Markings: Grey & Yellow, Orange Cheek Patches, Yellow Crest
Additional: Please help him find his way home, much loved family pet
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0403-782755
LOST COCKATIEL 16 Feb 14 BELLBIRD PARK, QLD
Locale: Oak St
Markings: Yellow with orange cheeks
Contact Phone: 0481 360 113
FOUND DOG MALE 28 Dec 13 EASTWOOD, NSW
Markings: White Maltese X
Additional: Found wandering the streets. Microchip but no registration. No collar.
Contact Phone: 0420968697
FOUND BUDGIE 18 Dec 13 ADELAIDE, SA
Locale: Seaford
Additional: Found on our front lawn, healthy and very tame. Eating and drinking OK, no injuries. Please contact ASAP
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0400761483
FOUND CAT MALE 28 Nov 13 YEPPOON, QLD
Locale: Taranganba
Markings: Seal point Siamese
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0409274995
LOST PARROT 6 Nov 13 SYDNEY, NSW
Locale: Hayburn avenue Rockdale
Markings: small green & yellow bird
Additional: he does not have nails.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0432661065
LOST CAT FEMALE 27 Sept 13 BRISBANE, QLD
Markings: grey light grey & carmel colours on face
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0738240731
FOUND DOG MALE 20 Aug 13 SYDNEY CAMPSIE, NSW
Locale: Burwood Road
Additional: Old Foxy named Buddy
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0425238114
LOST DOG FEMALE 15 Aug 13 SYDNEY, NSW
Locale: Stolen from Greenacre 2190 between 10am and 11am
Markings: Pricked ears, tan, black and white marking
Additional: Facebook: Help find Sammy Wheatley $2k Reward
Contact Phone: 0451997397
LOST DOG FEMALE 10 Aug 13 MURPHYS CREEK, QLD
Locale: Murphys Creek Road
Markings: Long Red-Brown Fur with black muzzle, Very Tiny, grey around eyes and nose
Additional: REWARD for Return
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0746305505
FOUND COCKATIEL 6 Aug 13 PENSHURST
Locale: U 8 35-39 Arcadia St
Additional: very friendly
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 61429615149
FOUND DOG FEMALE 21 July 13 LEICHARDT, NSW
Locale: Annandale, Camperdown
Markings: Sammy, Grey Poodle
Contact Now at Sydney University Vet Hospital, Camperdown
LOST COCKATIEL 10 July 13 EUGOWRA, NSW
Locale: Oberon St
Markings: Yellow, tame Cockatiel
Additional: Owner fretting for her buddy.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0401211855
LOST CAT MALE 24 May 13 TEMPLESTOWE LOWER, VIC
Locale: Near corner of Hazel Dr, Manningham Rd (North side), Templestowe Lower
Markings: Grey & Brown with dark spots
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 043022449
FOUND DOG FEMALE 4 May 13 SEAFORD, VIC
Locale: East Rd
Markings: Smooth Fox terrier with tan, black and white markings
Additional: Very friendly
Contact Phone: 0407077124
LOST COCKATIEL 27 Apr 13 BELLARA, BRIBIE ISLAND, QLD
Locale: Eucalypt Street And Bronia Drive cross street
Additional: young adult male, highly vocal
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0413 460 523
FOUND RABBIT 26 Apr 13 MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: Greensborough
Markings: brownish
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0418590972
LOST COCKATIEL 25 Apr 13 EAST BENTLEIGH, MELBOURNE
Locale: George Street & East Boundary Road
Markings: normal mature cockatiel grey, cream markings
Additional: whistles and hisses
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0478489964
LOST DOG MALE 12 Apr 13 VIC
Locale: Endeavour hills
Markings: Tan with black markings, kink in his tail and old dog
Additional: Please help bring our beloved family member back home, he is missed by all and we pray for his return.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0401633596
LOST GALAH PARROT 28 Mar 13 (posted 25 Nov 13) OXENFORD
Locale: california drive
Additional: not tame, flew out of cage, rango. no markings etc.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0402490625
FOUND DOG MALE 16 Mar 13 DENISTONE, NSW
Locale: Denistone-Eastwood area
Additional: Toy poodle
Contact Phone: 0459322244
LOST COCKATIEL 8 Mar 13 MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: Dandenong north
Markings: White face, grey, no yellow or orange markings
Additional: Name is Lelo, says kiss kiss for kisses, whistles happy and you know it tune, lives people.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0432898982
LOST COCKATIEL 6 Mar 13 MONA VALE, NSW
Locale: Ingelside Animal Welfare
Markings: grey, white, yellow and orange
Additional: Pumpkin is 1 year old cockatiel. She will come if called and is very scared. She lost around turimetta street mona vale sydney australia. reward!
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0487 000 575 or 9999 4112
STOLEN PRINCESS PARROT 6 Jan 13 (posted 1 Oct 13) CANBERRA, ACT
Locale: Dunlop
Markings: blue, grey, pink eyes (rare blue fallow)
Additional: stolen from my aviary
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
FOUND PARROT 6 Jan 13 SYDNEY, NSW
Locale: St Ives
Markings: Green with black ring around neck. Tame wings clipped
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0412 827 857
FOUND RABBIT 5 Jan 13 BELL POST HILL, VIC
Locale: Fordview crescent
Markings: White rabbit
Additional: Rabbit appears young and quite friendly
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 4 Jan 13 NSW
Locale: Budgewoi
Markings: Grey cockatiel
Additional: tame and 12 years old
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0419686505
LOST DOG MALE 2013 (posted 4 Aug 13) SOMERVILLE, VIC
Markings: Black white staffy-bullterrier
Additional: Went missing 2013 from somerville vic male black white -6 yrs old and a five thousand reward for return
Contact Phone: 0414220269
LOST COCKATIEL 27 Dec 12 SYDNEY, NSW
Locale: Kirrawee, Sutherland Shire
Markings: Yellow, grey & white, small bald spot on top of head
Additional: Responds to "Loo-Loo", makes laughing sounds, kissing sounds, phone ringing sounds and wolf whistles
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0411 146 752
FOUND CAT 14 Dec 12 VIC
Locale: bannockburn
Markings: small, black with white markings
Contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 0423170442
LOST CAT FEMALE 7 Dec 12 VIC
Locale: Frankston
Markings: Long hair black desexed (tiny bit of white of belly)
Additional: 'Shanti' is very small and will be hiding. Generous reward.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0406149765
LOST DOG FEMALE 19 Nov 12 SYDNEY, NSW
Locale: Billyard Ave
Markings: Black and grey markings in a "jigsaw" pattern, medium build, long snout
Additional: 12 years old, going deaf, very friendly and gentle
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0402155960
LOST CAT MALE 14 Nov 12 ADELAIDE, SA
Locale: Hilton, Sir Donald Bradman Drive, South Rd or HenleyBeach Rd
Markings: Black ears, head, tail and black back with white chest and white paws. Has black face but mouth area white with small dot on left top lip
Additional: Is 1 year old, with black colar and bell. Answers to Bully Or BooBoo. Is desexed and microchiped. Will offer small reward
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0413419929 (08) 84436775
LOST COCKATIEL 7 Oct 12 PERTH, WA
Locale: Tuart Hill
Markings: White & Grey weiro
Additional: Very tame hand reared will wolf whistle and give kisses much love & missed family pet. Please call 0450911129
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0450911129
LOST DOG FEMALE 28 Sept 12 DROUIN, VIC
Locale: main neerim road
Markings: white, tan and black
Additional: Dog answers to Zoe, was lost early this morning. She is very timid. If seen please call 0413303184
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0413303184
LOST DOG MALE 23 Sept 12 PERTH, WA
Locale: Oakliegh Pass Harrisdale
Markings: chocolate coloured sharpei 3 year old male
Additional: beautiful sharpei much loved family pet, reward offered
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0405656135
FOUND PARROT 15 Sept 12 BRISBANE, QLD
Markings: Alexandrine parrot
Additional: Friendly tame talks. Contact me, I will require proof he is yours.
Contact Phone: 0431315792
LOST PARROT 1 Sept 12 SYDNEY, NSW
Locale: Guildford West, Woodpark area
Markings: Pink and grey galah with bald patch on chest
Additional: Answers to Max or Maxi. Tame, talks says his name etc. Much loved family pet
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0413496822
LOST PARROT 29 Aug 12 (posted 29 Oct 12) MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: Ferny Creek, Mount Dandenong
Markings: Moustache parrot, Green, salmon pink chest, distinctive black band over beak
Additional: She does not talk but will become chatty when excited. She bites and will not let anyone pat her head.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 97551123
LOST DOG FEMALE 26 Aug 12 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Grace ct
Markings: Tan light brown white pach on her chest
Contact Phone: 0418711018
LOST PARROT 25 July 12 MORNINGTON PENINSULA, VIC
Locale: Mount martha
Markings: Blue grey purple Princess
Additional: Her name is Zara, very tame, will wolf whistle back, and love to hear u say (yeah baby)
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0409353901
LOST DOG FEMALE 7 July 12 STAFFORD HEIGHTS, QLD
Locale: Amott st stafford heights queensland
Markings: Chocolate brown color very old death
Additional: She's 16 yrs old death chocolate brown color and very loved.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0414994762 Colleen owner homeph0733562072
LOST COCKATIEL 30 June 12 PENSHURST, NSW
Locale: Cnr Arcadia and George Sts
Markings: Cinnamon Palefaced, white patches on wings and striped tail
Additional: 6 yrs old much loved answers to the name 'baby'
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0412834353
LOST PARROT 27 June 12 PARADISE POINT, QLD
Locale: Ephraim Island
Markings: White Princess, Banded 66 GCAB TS
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 07 55774865
LOST GALAH 16 May 12 CRESTMEAD, BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Cnr Wisdome way & Bumstead Rd
Markings: Normal gray and pink galah a little larger then most wild galahs
Additional: Can talk. says "hello Smokey" blows kisses and "rough" like a dog!
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST TWO COCKATIELS 16 May 12 RIVERSIDE, TASMANIA
Locale: Denis Drive and West Tamar Rd
Markings: yellow and grey with orange cheeks
Additional: 2 Cockatiels were lost on May 16, 2012. Bart is a male, and Indie is a female. Bart is a great flyer but needs open spaces to land but he may surprise
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0422 009 131
LOST DOG MALE 15 May 12 (posted 4 Aug 12) BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: lost or stolen chickenin nudge rd
Markings: shitzu 1 year black tip ears white face gold body has umbilacle hernya
Additional: very playful
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 040495393
LOST CAT MALE March 2012 (posted 26 Apr 12) NSW
Locale: Dundas Valley, Carlingford, Eastwood area, Marsden Road
Markings: Tabby with one front leg all white, the other front leg has only a white paw. White chest
Additional: Desexed and microchipped but the details are not up to date. Answers to Monte or Montesque
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0437041126
LOST COCKATIEL 31 Mar 12 MOOREBANK, NSW
Locale: Ikara ave, elouera cres & araluen ave & nuwarra rd moorebank
Markings: grey bird with yellow markings
Additional: bird is very tame & much loved & will wolf whistle. reward for information leading to or the actual return of the bird
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0488 00 32 66
FOUND PARROT 30 Mar 12 BELLBIRD PARK, QLD
Locale: Redbank Plains
Markings: Indian ringneck with red beak
Additional: Whistles and says a few words
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
LOST RABBIT 25 Mar 12 ADELAIDE, MAGILL
Locale: Jackson Street
Markings: HUGE white rabbit, very, very friendly
Additional: Family pet, missing Rabbie!
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0409095535
LOST PARROT 20 Mar 12 WOODFORD, QLD
Additional: Sheldon could be anywhere. If you ask him to comes to you he bobs up & down then lands on your head. Makes a strange cackle noise-laugh
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: (07) 54229453
LOST COCKATIEL 19 Mar 12 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: New Farm
Markings: grey, with yelow face, orange cheeks (Normal Grey, Wild Type)
Additional: Much loved pet, escaped while tending to cage, scared he won't make it in the wild.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0437696318
LOST COCKATIEL 12 Mar 12 MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: Howthorn Rd and Bambra Rd area
Markings: gray with yellow and orange chicks
Additional: his name is Kasper but he calls himself Kapi frendly i likes to chirp
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0419246655
FOUND DOG 28 Feb 12 VICTORIA
Locale: Balnarring area
Markings: Blondish brownish hair, brown eyes, small, very long fur, dirty only about 14 inches tall, looks to have a collie face.
Contact Phone: 0413480978
LOST DOG FEMALE 23 Feb 12 SOUTH FREEMANTLE, WA
Markings: White Samoyed, medium sized
Additional: Much loved and missed, very friendly. Please contact us or hand her in to a vet
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0420902740
LOST COCKATIEL 20 Feb 12 LAKE ILLAWARRA, NSW
Locale: near lake foreshore, reddall pde and ocean streets
Markings: Yellow and white specks (pearl)
Additional: Elfie is a very shy bird but usually responds to her name or 'when the saints go matching in'.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0433835909
LOST RABBIT 13 Feb 12 MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: Caulfield South
Markings: White with black markings and black ears
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 9578 4349
LOST COCKATIEL 7 Feb 12 ADELAIDE, SA
Locale: Broadmore Ave Fulham
Markings: yellow
Additional: very tame used to being out of cage
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 08 8131 0303
LOST TWO COCKATIELS 5 Feb 12 JAMBOREE HEIGHTS, QLD
Markings: Male is yellow with cinnamon wings with orange cheeks, female is grey and white, no orange cheeks.
Additional: Our two cockatiels went missing overnight on 6/02/2012. Please help us bring them home. They have a third friend here who misses them as do we!
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST PARROT 2 Feb 12 CHERMSIDE WEST, QLD
Markings: Wings are not clipped but she is Microchipped.
Additional: Answers to her name -Ollie. Wolf whistles and says hello. Does spins for treats.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0418877365
LOST DOG FEMALE 29 Jan 12 KARRINYUP, WA
Locale: Pascoe Street
Markings: white bishi-poo 1 yr old
Additional: is micro chipper and has tag named Bubbi
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0435 534294
LOST RABBIT 17 Jan 12 VICTORIA
Markings: white, with a grey nose
Additional: it is fully white has a grey nose is about 20-25 cm long very gentle and playful
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 14 Jan 12 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Red Hill 4059
Markings: Black Cat, Greenish Yellow eyes
Additional: Very shy. Last seen wearing a blue flea collar.
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0415596852 or 0412443265
LOST CAT FEMALE 8 Jan 12 BRISBANE
Locale: Howlett Rd Capalaba
Markings: Dark coated with tabby markings
Additional: Went missing from Howlett Rd Capalaba on the 8th Jan. She is microchipped. Please help return her home. She is a DSH dark coated tabby with lines.
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0403846172
LOST COCKATIEL 3 Jan 12 NSW
Locale: LismoreNswL
Markings: White with gray pearl wings
Additional: Muched loved pet loves to whistle
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0403612743
LOST RABBIT 2 Jan 12 VICTORIA
Markings: light brown fur surrounding her eyes
Additional: she is black and her belly is a mix of light brown and white white tail and her nose and eyes are brown
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
LOST PARROT 2 Jan 12 MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: Hampton parade, footscray
Markings: bright green feathers, large red beak, and longish bluish, green tail, Alexanderine
Additional: name (ANDY) beloved pet, was outside then got out of cage and flew away
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0413592664
LOST CAT FEMALE 31 Dec 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Narangba
Markings: Grey
Additional: Lost in narangba area
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0409003110
LOST CAT MALE 31 Dec 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Narangba
Markings: Black and white
Additional: Lost in narangba area
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0409003110
LOST DOG FEMALE 23 Dec 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Wilston
Markings: Silky Terrier
Additional: Lost in Lamont Road Wilston has medical condition
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0422959338
LOST COCKATIEL 22 Dec 11 NERANG GOLD COAST, QLD
Locale: Koola Rd Nerang QLD 4211
Markings: "Mimi" a Normal Grey 2 year old tame cockatiel. Mimi has a yellow head, rose cheeks with thin white stripes on both wings. Wings not clipped.
Additional: Much loved bird companion. Reward offered for his safe return to a distraught owner. He may fly onto your shoulder for help to return him
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0408 067178
LOST COCKATIEL 19 Dec 11 ADELAIDE, SA
Locale: Mitcham
Markings: Grey, yellow, one-leg
Additional: We really miss him, please contact ASAP
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0422335434
LOST CAT MALE 11 Dec 11 GLEN ALPINE, NSW
Markings: Grey Striped
Additional: named Kit, 6kg+, microchipped, desexed
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0404691247
LOST COCKATIEL 11 Dec 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Crn Bent and Ivy St Toowong
Markings: Yellow with grey wings
Additional: Responds to whistles, might fly onto shoulder or head, can talk abit. Cash reward offered if found.
Website: Photo
Contact Phone: 0423174887
STOLEN TWO DOGS 7 Dec 11 DAPTO, NSW
Markings: brindle male staffy and brindle and white female australian bulldog
Additional: last seen in my backyard in dapto, answers to the name lenny and dakota
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0410862442
LOST CAT FEMALE 5 Dec 11 WAUCHOPE, YARRAS, NSW
Markings: Lilac Burmese with a kink in the tail
Additional: 6 years old. Microchipped and aswers to "Mischa"
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0414867554
LOST COCKATIEL 5 Dec 11 LOGAN CITY, BORONIA HEIGHTS
Locale: Coronation Road
Markings: Cinnimon Light Grey and Yellow Red cheeks Deformed front toe nail
Additional: Mostly light grey, some feathers missing back of neck. Whistles
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0734022647
FOUND CAT MALE 5 Dec 11 CAMDEN SOUTH, NSW
Locale: Elizabeth Macarthur Estate
Markings: Pale Ginger & white
Additional: He is a young male cat. Approx 4 months old. He looks as though he's been missing for a while now. He's very thin.
Contact Phone: 0425310442
LOST MACAW 30 Nov 11 MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: boundary rd Narre Warren North
Markings: blue, yellow, green
Additional: escaped from cage. jezz is a little timid but loves men. family devastated. reward is offered. last seen flying towards belgrave hallam rd.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0423123276/0411773940
LOST COCKATIEL 27 Nov 11 MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: Altona area
Markings: White with grey flight feathers
Additional: Whistles, squeals tries to chatter
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0432477051
LOST CAT MALE 26 Nov 11 ADELAIDE, SA
Locale: Enfield
Markings: Grey & White tabby, brown marks on back from sun, not desexed, red flea collar
Additional: He was breathing a bit strangely the last day I saw him but he was still eating and drinking. Big reward offered.
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 25 Nov 11 TWEED HEADS, NSW
Locale: Murraba Cres, Mugga Way area Tweed Heads
Markings: Light yellow, red cheeks, yellow crest feathers, small bald spot
Additional: Likes to fly onto your head or shoulder. Tame and talkative. Reward offered
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: (07) 55993728 or 0408 067178
LOST DOG MALE 25 Nov 11 GILGAI NEAR INVERELL, NSW
Locale: Bundarra Road
Markings: brindle pig dog yellow eyes
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0267231388
FOUND PARROT 24 Nov 11 PERTH, WA
Markings: Small Pink and Grey Gallah, right wing has been clipped
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0449695540
LOST COCKATIEL 21 Nov 11 ST IVES CHASE, NSW
Locale: Off Collins Road, St Ives Chase
Markings: Grey with organe cheeks
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 19 Nov 11 HILLBANK, SA
Markings: bright yellow face, red rosy cheeks, grey body, talkative
Additional: please help us find Edward we miss him soooo much
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0433054419
LOST PARROT 18 Nov 11 CRAIGIEBURN, VIC
Markings: Eclectus, Bright red with purple and blue
Additional: on medication so crucial I find her
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0401647927
LOST COCKATIEL 14 Nov 11 BROOKVALE, NSW
Locale: Pine Avenue (near Brookvale Oval)
Markings: grey, white cheeks and white speckled wings, small
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0404136765
FOUND COCKATIEL 5 Nov 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: inner suburbs
Markings: yellow, with grey markings on the wings, leg band
Additional: whistles and sings found in Brisbane QLD
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST PARROT 5 Nov 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Norman Park, Thackeray or Overend street area
Markings: Green with red beak
Additional: Alexandrine parrot "Weena"
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 07 3122 8623
FOUND CAT 31 Oct 11 ADELAIDE, SA
Locale: Coromandel Valley
Markings: Ginger tabby kitten
Contact E-mail: email@example.com
LOST BUDGERIGAR 29 Oct 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Wishart
Markings: Lemon with bright yellow face
Additional: Tame budgie
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0402841777
FOUND DOG FEMALE 27 Oct 11 SYDNEY, NSW
Locale: Hillview Road, Eastwood
Markings: Light brown poodle puppy
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0405191883
LOST COCKATIEL 16 Oct 11 WOODY POINT REDCLIFFE, QLD
Locale: donald street woody point
Markings: Grey (cinnamon) white faced, with white markings on back of neck and wings
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0458444028
LOST CAT MALE 13 Oct 11 (posted 4 Jan 12) PERTH, WA
Locale: Hamilton Hill
Markings: Black & white
Additional: 4 y/o male cat called Soxy. Helping a friend find him, desperate to bring him home!
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND CAT MALE 11 Oct 11 CAMPSIE, NSW
Locale: Beamish St
Markings: Grey, lean, not desexed
Additional: Beautiful grey male cat is trying 2 move in with us, i.e. was perched on my bedside table one morning.
Contact Phone: 0431057550
FOUND RABBIT 7 Oct 11 WERRIBEE, VIC
Locale: St Andrews Drive
Contact 0404035733
LOST PARROT 1 Oct 11 TOOWONG, QLD
Locale: Near High St, Toowong
Markings: Bright yellow with a red beack
Additional: He can wolf whistle and answers to Saffy. Very tame Indian Ringneck Parrot.
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0413231040
LOST CAT MALE 15 Sept 11 PERTH, WA
Locale: went missing from Forrestfield area
Markings: grey and white, long haired, not sterilized
Contact Phone: 0430870349
LOST CAT MALE 14 Sept 11 ORANGE, NSW
Locale: Holman way
Markings: Black and with white chest, a bit in his face and white paws
Additional: 6 month old kitten, micro chiped and disex, gone missing, very friendly, small. miss him very much, please help
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0404127506
LOST PARROT 13 Sept 11 BEENLEIGH, QLD
Locale: Lindy street
Markings: Male Eclectus, Loves to say Iggy Boy, Astro boy
Additional: Pls return home much loved family pet
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0429036462
LOST COCKATIEL 13 Sept 11 MONA VALE, NSW
Markings: Joey is pale grey and white with lemon head feathers and yellow crest with orange cheek dots.
Additional: Joey's wings are not clipped. He has pale feet.
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: +61- 411704651
FOUND PARROT 9 Sept 11 CORNUBIA, QLD
Additional: talks, whisles friendly and does a home phone ring tone
Contact Phone: 0412 096 697
FOUND PARROT 5 Sept 11 HELENSVALE, QLD
Markings: Green Indian ring neck
Additional: If this bird may be yours please phone me on 0423830132
Contact E-mail: email@example.com Phone: 0423830132
LOST COCKATIEL 2 Sept 11 CANBERRA, A.C.T.
Locale: Overbury St, Dunlop 2615
Markings: White feathers, red-orange cheeks, bright yellow crest. Identification tag ring on left foot.
Additional: Responds to the name "Tweety" 9 years old and extremly tame. Will come if called using a high-pitched voice. Additional info. listed with photo.
Website: Photo
Contact E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: 0437149596
LOST GALAH 29 Aug 11 MELBOURNE, VIC
Additional: Please help me fing my lil princess Joanne. She talks, she says "Jo's a boy" and "watcha doing?"
Website: Photo
Contact: 0430195447 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 26 Aug 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Wishart, Upper Mt Gravatt
Markings: mostly yellow with grey wings orange on cheeks
Additional: Freddy is very tame and will say "hello baby" and Hello freddy" when said to him.
Contact: 0409900271 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST PARROT 25 Aug 11 MELTON SOUTH, VIC
Locale: hunter street
Markings: 7 year old alexandrine green and grey body with red beak and yellow and red around face
Additional: harry is my name. a photo is availible on gum tree melbourne under lost and found reward given
Contact: 0449882392 email@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 21 Aug 11 LAVERTON, VIC
Locale: Hickey Street
Additional: I lost my cockatiel in laverton area her name is Fenny and she is Lutino Cockatiels please call me on 0432714431 i m living in laverton area only
Contact: 0432714431 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST RAINBOW LORIKEET 20 Aug 11 MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: Richmond
Markings: bright green with red, blue and orange on body, red beak
Additional: Hand reared, tame rainbow lorikeet lost in Richmond area on Sat. 20/8. We miss her very much. Reward offered.
Contact: 0414 747 445 email@example.com
STOLEN CAT MALE 19 Aug 11 PORT MACQUARIE, NSW
Locale: pacific drive
Markings: Black exotic persian, shaved, looks funny cos his coat is grey and head and legs black, orange eyes, a very distinctive cat
Additional: $1000 reward! He looks like a black garfield, grey shaved body, black boots all round large black head, orange eyes. very loving and cute
Contact: 0458041247 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 19 Aug 11 SOUTH PLYMPTON, SA
Locale: Waterhouse Rd, Towers Tce
Markings: Tabby, shorthaired, white chest and "socks" on hind legs, green eyes, desexed, red collar
Website: Photo
Contact: 0449 099 836 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND PARROT 14 Aug 11 PERTH
Locale: Western edge
Markings: All green
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 8 Aug 11 FERNVALE, QLD
Locale: honeywood dr
Markings: all black, 1 white hair on chest
Additional: 2 yr old, desexed, microchipped, registered, no collar
Contact: 0488695326 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 7 Aug 11 SYDNEY, NSW
Locale: Cronulla
Markings: Albino, completely white, bald spot on the back of the head, complete flight wings
Additional: Charlie is hand raised and very tame.
Contact: 0414698453 email@example.com
STOLEN CAT MALE 3 Aug 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: redland bay road capalaba
Markings: chocolate point, long and fluffy haired, de-sexed, microchipped, green eyes, medium-large sized
Additional: bushy tail, chocolate points on his ears and all his paws, is 4 in november this year
Contact: 0410216215 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 30 July 11 BUDERIM, QLD
Locale: Pertaka Street
Markings: Ragdoll Breed Beige-White with chocolate markings on ears and face, has a racoon type of face
Additional: His name is Billy 7 months old microchipped and council registered wearing a purple collar with council tag and another tag with my phone number
Contact: 0405690228 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND COCKATIEL 26 July 11 (posted 27 Aug 11) PROSPECT, SA
Locale: Linley Ave, Warren Ave
Markings: Grey & White Cockatiel
Contact: 0404031517
LOST CAT 25 July 11 SYDNEY, NSW
Locale: Manly
Markings: Brown Burmese
Additional: Beloved pet, family very distressed. Wearing a brown checked collar with his name and home phone number
Contact: 0414 795 020 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND COCKATIEL 22 July 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Bertha St, Goodna
Markings: White faced grey
Contact: 0738186913 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST INDIAN RINGNECK 21 July 11 PAYNEHAM SOUTH, SA
Locale: Marian Road
Markings: Yellow with Pink ring around neck, Lutino Indian Ringneck
Additional: Name Paulie, says 'Hello Paulie' handreared from baby, Family devastated and praying for his return.
Contact: 0414280595 email@example.com
LOST PARROT 19 July 11 BANKSTOWN, NSW
Markings: Eclectus, green with black, red feathers underneath. orange beak
Additional: Kinsei (pronounced 'kens - eye') missing from Bankstown. Family very upset and in desperate need to find him. still handfeeding. 13 weeks old. REWARD
Contact: 0410 446 004 email@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 17 July 11 GLEN IEIS, MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: 1/3 Belmont Avenue
Markings: Mainly white cockatiel with a few dark grey feathers
Additional: Name is Oliver, may respond to whistles, clicking, his name, a hand raised much loved pet
Contact: email@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 16 July 11 MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: Thernholme Crescent
Markings: Tortoiseshell Coloured cat, Very scared of many people
Additional: She has a collor on, black one with a tag, saying "Tori" and a phone number, but is an old phone number from overseas.
Contact: email@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 16 July 11 DALLAS, BROADMEADOWS, VIC
Locale: dallas drive, broadmeadows 3047
Markings: grey, white, orange cheeks, yellow hat, long tail. wings stretched are white
Additional: her name is DUMAN. she whistles. repeats her name in a tune
Contact: 0422089569 email@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 11 July 11 (posted 31 Aug 11) PERTH, WA
Locale: Victoria Park
Markings: "Godiva" is a small silvery grey cat with tabby strips (Russian Blue X), white chin and white belly, 2 years old, was wearing a sparkly silver collar with name tag when last seen
Additional: Godiva has been missing since 11 July 2011. Godiva is desexed and microchipped.
Website: Photo
Contact: 0404626066 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 11 July 11 PERTH, WA
Locale: Collick St, Hilton
Markings: Black and white Persian cross
Additional: Very friendly, confident cat who has a collar and tags and is microchipped.
Contact: 0422 802 827 email@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 11 July 11 MORNINGTON PENINSULA, SOMERVILLE, VIC
Locale: Pembroke Drive
Markings: Cinnamon grey, yellow cheeks with orange centre
Additional: His name is Buddy
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST PARROT 10 July 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: bray park
Markings: green with red sides and beak. blue under wings.
Additional: his name is squawky and he is tame and wings are not clipped
Contact: 0403421383 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 8 July 11 SYDNEY, NSW
Locale: cnr of Bannockburn Road & Avalon Street, Turramurra
Markings: tan-brown and black with a black stripe down his back, white with tan underneath, slight cut on one ear.
Additional: 5 years old, chubby male tabby who has a blue collar with a bell attached. Desexed but not microchipped. an indoor cat not used to the outdoors.
Website: Photo
Contact: 0294407342 firstname.lastname@example.com
STOLEN RABBIT 7 July 11 TOORLOO ARM, VIC
Locale: Mill point Rd
Markings: White with grey ears, feet and face and grey lines on his back.
Additional: Hoppy is a well love well cared for bunny who loves carrots and coz lettuce. He is very friendly and is been missed by his family. Please return!
Contact: (03) 51565455 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND CAT 6 July 11 EAST FREMANTLE, WA
Markings: Beautiful cat with pretty long hair, busy long tail, brown black (tortoiseshell), Short white socks on front legs & mid length white socks on back legs.
Additional: Very friendly, There's no collar, face is normal (not persian).
Contact: 0412056544 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST TWO COCKATIELS 5 July 11 LAKES ENTRANCE, VIC
Locale: Carpenter Street
Markings: Two Cockatiels, One Male Black and White his name is Ollie, One Female Yellow and Grey her name is Sunny.
Additional: Tame and Male is very noisy without his mate.
Contact: email@example.com
STOLEN RABBIT 20 June 11 LAKES ENTRANCE, VIC
Locale: pine hill area
Markings: black
Contact: 0431697059 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND PARROT 15 June 11 WERRIBEE, VIC
Markings: Indian Ring Neck Parakeet
Additional: Very friendly
Contact: 0425719705 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND COCKATIEL 14 June 11 BRISBANE SUNNYBANK, QLD
Locale: Renniks Street
Markings: Grey
Contact: 31037975 email@example.com
FOUND CAT FEMALE 9 June 11 BRISBANE, ACACIA RIDGE, QLD
Locale: Merchison st
Markings: Grey & white
Contact: 0400665183 email@example.com
FOUND COCKATIEL 8 June 11 PASADENA, SA
Locale: Boorman Avenue
Contact: 0439 501 500 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST PARROT 8 June 11 MARSDEN, QLD
Locale: Browns Plains Road
Markings: Large Green Parrot with Large Red Beak
Additional: Goes By the name of Birdo, Human Friendly
Website: Photo
Contact: 38034837 email@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 5 June 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Cleveland 4163
Markings: All black, no other markings, 4 years old
Additional: Very timid, has only been in Oz only a short time, answers to the name Rain, we need to find him, please. Thanks
Contact: 0423650539 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 2 June 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Mains Road, Beenleigh Road, Sunnybank
Markings: Pure White Domestic short hair, Yellow Eyes, Small Cat, Pink Skin
Additional: *Kiara* is just over a year old, could be very timid as she came from a bad home.
Contact: 0421011254 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND COCKATIEL 29 May 11 GOLD COAST, QLD
Locale: Found Cottesloe Drive Mermaid Waters
Markings: Yellow with pale grey wings
Contact: email@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 27 May 11 SYDNEY, NSW
Locale: Camspie
Markings: Grey and White cockatiel
Additional: Lost at Campsie. He is grey and white. He is tamed. Tommie loves to talk and sing. His favourite saying are "hello tommie" or "tommie good. REWARD $$$
Contact: 0405832223 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND COCKATIEL 25 May 11 SYDNEY, NSW
Markings: white
Contact: 0297438300
FOUND COCKATIEL 13 May 11 ADELAIDE, SA
Locale: 610 Magill Road, Magill
Markings: White with some grey, please call and identify markings.
Additional: Found at a series of apartments on Magill Road on Friday.
Contact: 0401941977 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND COCKATIEL 11 May 11 MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: Northcote, corner Lienster Grove & Bird Ave (no joke)
Markings: Young looking, grey, mostly friendly and unfazed
Additional: Found a bit disoriented on the sidewalk in the rain
Contact: 0437171647 email@example.com
LOST PARROT 10 May 11 FAWKNER, VIC
Locale: sydney rd
Markings: Green with red & blue under wings
Additional: Reward for his return
Contact: 0400558429 email@example.com
FOUND COCKATIEL 7 May 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Annerley
Additional: Very tame and friendly. Please call on 0411707064
Contact: 0411707064 email@example.com
FOUND COCKATIEL 4 May 11 MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: McKinnon
Markings: Pale coloured
Additional: Very friendly male? pale coloured pet cockatiel
Contact: 0437734007
LOST COCKATIEL 4 May 11 MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: Ringwood East
Markings: Typical grey Cockatiel
Additional: We have lost Oscar a 6 Month old Hand reared Cockatiel He is very friendly, not afraid of cats or dogs. May respond to "Oscar Come" if you hold your
Contact: 0421134511 email@example.com
STOLEN THREE CATS Apr 2011 (posted 21 June 11) ADELAIDE, SA
Locale: Enfield
Markings: Grey & White kitten (male), two Black & White kittens (one male, one female)
Additional: In early April, my three beautiful kittens were stolen out of the yard of my Enfield home in Adelaide. Email for pictures.
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND COCKATIEL 29 Apr 11 MUNNO PARA WEST, SA
Markings: Call or email for description
Contact: 0406 791 397 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 26 Apr 11 PERTH, WA
Locale: Doubleview
Markings: Typical grey breed, Pale yellow head and orange cheeks
Additional: Name is Spike, very tame and friendly, doesnt speak but sometimes chirps. Wings are not clipped
Website: Photo
Contact: (08)9244 3669 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND COCKATIEL 25 Apr 11 NORTHERN GOLD COAST, QLD
Markings: grey & white
Additional: Friendly and whistles
Contact: 0413155762 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 23 Apr 11 PERTH, WA
Locale: Lesser St Leederville
Markings: Tan & White Fluffy 5 Month Old puppy
Additional: Please Help us Maltese Shitsu x escaped from house in Leederville and is much loved pet of family very upset help us bring our Bear home please!
Contact: 0401555630 email@example.com
FOUND PARROT 19 Apr 11 MERRIWA, WA
Markings: pink and grey galah
Additional: email me with traits and will give out information how to collect if yours
Contact: email@example.com
FOUND CAT 13 Apr 11 MUCHEA, WA
Locale: was found in shed roof in Woodlands Estate Muchea
Markings: Ginger and white, green eyes
Additional: friendly and loves tight dark places. always purring, doesn't like to be picked up or held, flea collar
Contact: email@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 10 Apr 11 THORNLANDS, QLD
Locale: South Street Thornlands 4164
Markings: Mostly White
Additional: Reward if found
Contact: 04666 529 55 email@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 9 Apr 11 MELTON WEST, VIC
Locale: Westlake area
Markings: White and yellow with orange cheeks
Additional: Very friendly and tamed bird, respond to the name Rocky, he can say his name. Please help us to find him we miss him very much.
Contact: 0422861541 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 7 Apr 11 FAIRFIELD, VIC
Markings: Cinnamon body, yellow face with orange cheeks
Additional: Tame and vocal, may respond to Choochy. Much loved and missed.
Contact: 0421449729 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 1 Apr 11 HUNTFIELD HEIGHTS, SA
Markings: Tortus shell white lips white chest
Contact: email@example.com
LOST RAINBOW LORIKEET 30 Mar 11 THE ENTRANCE, NSW
Locale: Bay Road The Entrance
Markings: clipped wings, bright rainbow colours, pretty fat
Additional: tame, very affocionate, says Hello, sadly missed
Contact: email@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 24 Mar 11 FLEMINGTON, VIC
Markings: german shepherd kelpie cross, desexed, 15 years old
Additional: skinny, weakness in her back legs
Contact: 0434899156 email@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 21 Mar 11 GREENSBOROUGH, MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: Apollo Parkway
Markings: Grey & White DMH
Additional: No collar but has microchip.
Contact: 0404792400 email@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 20 Mar 11 ORANGE, NSW
Locale: Long Point
Markings: Chocolate and tan miniature pinscher
Contact: 0429771645 email@example.com
FOUND COCKATIEL 13 Mar 11 KURNELL, NSW
Locale: 41 Bridges Street Kurnell
Markings: Yellow and Grey, freckled cockatiel
Contact: 0450964212 firstname.lastname@example.com
STOLEN PARROT 11 Mar 11 (posted 22 May 11) ADELAIDE, SA
Locale: Andrews Farm
Markings: 2 Year Old Male Eclectus Parrot Large Green Bird. Bright Blue Under Wings, Large Yellow Beak
Additional: Stolen 3 Months Ago From Outback Avairy, Very Tame, Talks alot. Sweet Bot, Boy, very dearly missed. Large Reward for return
Website: Photo
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 9 Mar 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: 1 telopia court capalaba 4157
Markings: blue grey male cat with one white dot under his neck, he is a timid cat
Additional: his name is tommy he also answers to tom tom, he has one ear that has been cut straight, he is 9 years old and he i very precious to me.
Contact: 0431411262 email@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 7 Mar 11 DAISY HILL, QLD
Locale: Chatswood Road
Markings: Light yellow with a few light grey spots, peach cheeks has a green tag ring on her foot
Contact: 0433008513 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 21 Feb 11 PERTH, WA
Locale: Curtis Street, Lesmurdie
Markings: Black & White, Green-Yellow eyes, Domestic Medium Hair, Desexed, Fluffy all over, White feet, chest and white marking over left eye.
Additional: Named Pocky, he is 5 years old, very friendly, and was last seen wearing a red flea collar.
Website: Photo
Contact: 0432775131, 0418129522 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND FINCH 21 Feb 11 SYDNEY, NSW
Locale: Campsie area
Markings: black, brown and white
Additional: He/she is extremely tame and very friendly.
Contact: 0433078401 email@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 14 Feb 11 PERTH, WA
Locale: Wattle Grove, Hardey East Road, Halke Road, Tonkin Highway
Markings: Giner & White stripes. Desexed, microchipped. Tattoo in ear. Scar on back paw and one rip in the skin on front paw near claw. Two little black dots on his lips
Contact: 0404325686 firstname.lastname@example.com
FOUND COCKATIEL 5 Feb 11 SYDNEY, NSW
Locale: Mortdale
Markings: Grey, yellow, red-orange
Additional: Found early Jan in the Mortdale area. Speaks a bit and whistles.
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST PARROT 5 Feb 11 ORMISTON, QLD
Locale: Wellington , Oak st, Ormiston Area
Markings: Alexandrine, Green with red on wings
Additional: went into trees bottom end of wellington st, near the water.
Contact: 38215764,0426894441 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST RAINBOW LORIKEET 3 Feb 11 PERTH, WA
Locale: Bayswater
Markings: Multi Coloured
Additional: Tame & Talkative, Much Loved Pet. Reward Offered.
Contact: 9279 5940 email@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 2 Feb 11 ADELAIDE, SA
Locale: Marion area
Markings: white and yellow, small bird
Additional: Named Felix, very friendly will come straight to you
Contact: 0433346005 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT MALE 2 Feb 11 LABRADOR, QLD
Locale: Whiting street, Labrador, QLD
Markings: Thin Brown and black Tabby
Additional: He is 14 years old and is unlikely to seek human contact. He has no collar and is relatively thin due to his old age.
Contact: 0434011098 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST DOG MALE 29 Jan 11 PERTH BYFORD, WA
Locale: byford doley rd
Markings: brown tan chihuahua jack russell cross dog
Contact: 0419917854 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 28 Jan 11 MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: Mooroolbark
Markings: Grey with half a beak
Additional: Very much loved, named Spunkee, has no beak, needs to be hand fed
Contact: 0404380414 firstname.lastname@example.com
STOLEN DOG MALE 27 Jan 11 MELBOURNE, VIC
Locale: shakespeare gve near acland st stkilda
Markings: tan in colour, floppy right ear, hasn't been desexed
Additional: My mum's white toyota echo (rego sag 944) was stolen with "boy" in it. please help me find my boy!
Contact: 0418 771 232 email@example.com
LOST PARROT 27 Jan 11 BRISBANE, QLD
Locale: Chermside
Markings: Bright Green Indian Ringneck parrot. Called Sammy.
Additional: Nearing 2 years, slight ring forming in pink/red spots around neck. Went missing from Hamilton RD. He is fully flighted so he could have flown anywher
Website: Photo
Contact: 0438409687 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST TWO COCKATIELS 26 Jan 11 SEACOMBE HEIGHTS, SA
Locale: Karoona Crescent
Markings: Grey body, yellow faces
Additional: Lost 2 cockatiels from Seacombe Heights. one is tame and answers to Charlie. whistles return of the jedi song and "Im off to see the wizard"
Contact: 0403205185 firstname.lastname@example.com
LOST CAT FEMALE 23 Jan 11 ADELAIDE, SA
Locale: Seaton
Markings: Brown Burmese yellow eyes, small in size
Additional: inside cat, is never missing overnight. Very worried family
Contact: 0401946763 email@example.com
LOST COCKATIEL 17 Jan 11 ADELAIDE, SA
Locale: Lower Hermitage
Markings: Yellow cockatiel, pink cheeks
Additional: Much loved and missed hand raised pet, will go to humans readily.
Contact: 83805636 email@example.com
LOST DOG FEMALE 3 Jan 11 EMERALD BEACH, NSW
Locale: Lake Russell Drive
Markings: White & grey husky, shaved
Additional: Maggie, wearing collar with tags
Contact: 0416044156 email@example.com
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Boise State coach Greg Patton confirmed the news Sunday afternoon, adding that he received the news Saturday evening, but had to wait to share it until after the conclusion of Sunday's matches won by the United States (3-2 over Brazil) and Serbia (3-2 over Belgium).
"This is a dream come true for the state, for Boise, for tennis in Boise and the U.S.," Patton told KBOI-TV by phone Sunday.
Patton, who has coached at the national level for the United States Tennis Association, said players wanted to come to Boise - a likely difference-maker in the decision to bring the event to the city of trees.
"Now, my butt is out there. I've been saying all along that this event would be huge here," Patton said.
The Davis Cup is an international team tennis competition, featuring two singles players and a doubles team. The Serbian team coming to Boise is expected to feature the world's top-ranked player, Novik Djokovic, although he did not compete with the Serbian team in the first round.
The United States advanced with a dramatic victory over Brazil Saturday, after Sam Querrey won a decisive fifth match in four sets of Thiago Alves.
The UTSA, Boise State and city leaders will hold a joint press conference to announce more details in Boise February 13, Patton said. In the mean time, the boisterous Bronco men's tennis coach will be busy drumming up support and events to go alongside the main event.
"I've got to talk it up," he said. "We're going to create events; a kid's day and others. It's going to be a festival - this is a three day tennis Woodstock!"
It's also a rematch: Serbia beat the United States in the first-round of the 2010 Davis Cup 3-2.
Correction: an earlier version of this story incorrectly stated the US last faced Serbia in the 2011 Davis Cup. That has been changed.


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Most Cited Electoral Studies Articles
The most cited articles published since 2011, extracted from Scopus.
Second-order effects plus pan-European political swings: An analysis of European Parliament elections across timeSimon Hix | Michael Marsh
Volume 30, Issue 1, March 2011, Pages 4-15
After seven waves of European Parliament elections and European Union enlargement to 27 states, the time is ripe to analyse the temporal robustness of the second-order model. We pool all the elections in a single evaluation and also look at election-by-election variations. We analyse changes in party performance over time in all EU states as well as in the 'original 10', to see whether any cross-time changes are driven by the changing composition of the EU. We also look for pan-European trends in each election, as a way identifying 'European effects' distinct from second-order effects. There are few consistent winners and losers, although socialist parties performed worse in the last three elections than their size and government status would predict. © 2010 Elsevier Ltd.
Individual and contextual variation in EU issue voting: The role of political informationCatherine E. De Vries | Wouter van der Brug | Marcel H. van Egmond | Cees van der Eijk
Volume 30, Issue 1, March 2011, Pages 16-28
Increasing politicization in EU member states about European issues can be expected to strengthen the impact of attitudes towards Europe on vote choice in European Parliament (EP) elections. At the same time this impact is likely to vary between voters and contexts as a function of political information. This study explores the role of political information in explaining individual and contextual heterogeneity in the degree of EU issue voting. Using a two-step hierarchical estimation procedure to explore both individual and contextual variation, we show that while EU issue voting in the 2009 EP elections is only slightly more pronounced among the politically sophisticated, it is clearly more extensive in contexts that provide higher levels of political information on European matters. © 2010 Elsevier Ltd.
The embarrassment of riches? A meta-analysis of individual-level research on voter turnoutKaat Smets | Carolien van Ham
Volume 32, Issue 2, June 2013, Pages 344-359
Voter turnout has puzzled political scientists ever since Anthony Downs postulated the paradox of voting. Despite decades of research aiming to understand what drives citizens to the polls, the jury is still out on what the foundations of micro-level turnout are. This paper aims to provide a modest yet important contribution by taking a step back and summarizing where we stand and what we know. To this end, we review 90 empirical studies of individual level voter turnout in national elections published in ten top-journals during the past decade (2000-2010). Through a meta-analysis of the results reported in these studies, this paper identifies those factors that are consistently linked to individual level turnout. © 2012 Elsevier Ltd.
Democratic Electoral Systems around the world, 1946-2011Nils Christian Bormann | Matt Golder
Volume 32, Issue 2, June 2013, Pages 360-369
This research note describes an update to Golder's (2005) Democratic Electoral Systems (DES) dataset. We extend the temporal scope of the original dataset by including all legislative and presidential elections that took place in democratic states from 2001 to 2011. In addition to significantly expanding the size of the DES dataset, we offer a simplified classification scheme for electoral systems. We also provide more detailed information about all democratic elections since 1946, including the dates for each round of elections as well as the rules used in different electoral tiers. A brief temporal and geographic overview of the data is presented. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd.
Party contestation and Europe on the news agenda: The 2009 European Parliamentary ElectionsAndreas R T Schuck | Georgios Xezonakis | Matthijs Elenbaas | Susan A. Banducci | Claes H. de Vreese
Volume 30, Issue 1, March 2011, Pages 41-52
In this article we analyse the news coverage of the 2009 EP elections in all 27 EU member states (N = 52,009). We propose that the extent to which these second-order elections are salient to the media depends on political parties contesting the elections. Consistent with expectations, the findings suggest that the saliency of EP elections is increasing and that the degree of political contestation over Europe contributes to this development in a non-linear fashion so that only when contestation develops beyond a certain point, does media coverage increase. © 2010 Elsevier Ltd.
The second-order election model revisited: An experimental test of vote choices in European Parliament electionsSara Binzer Hobolt | Jill Wittrock
Volume 30, Issue 1, March 2011, Pages 29-40
This paper examines the micro-foundations of the second-order elections model of European Parliament (EP) elections. We extend the existing literature in several ways. First, we propose an individual-level model of voting behaviour in second-order elections. Second, we present the first study using experimental methods to test the predictions of the second-order model, allowing us to test the individual-level propositions about vote choice in a controlled environment. Importantly, we also examine the conditioning effect of information on the 'second-order' nature of voting behaviour in EP elections. Our findings show that while voters base their EP vote choices primarily on domestic preferences, those who are given additional information about the European integration dimension are also more likely to vote on this basis. © 2010 Elsevier Ltd.
Economic voting theory: Testing new dimensionsMichael Steven Lewis-Beck | Richard Nadeau
Volume 30, Issue 2, June 2011, Pages 288-294
Classical economic voting theory has received considerable empirical support. Voters reward the incumbent for good times, punish it for bad. But the success of this paradigm, which views the economy as strictly a valence issue, has crowded out testing of other theoretical dimensions. In particular, positional and patrimonial economic voting have hardly been examined. The former concerns the different preferences voters have on economic policy issues, such as progressive taxation. The latter concerns the place of voters in the economic structure itself, not merely as members of a social class but as actual property owners. Through analysis of a special battery of economic items, from a 2008 US presidential election survey, we demonstrate that the economy was important to voters in three ways: valence, position, and patrimony. Taken together, these dimensions go far as an explanation of vote choice, at least with respect to the short-term forces acting on this political behavior. © 2010.
Measuring party positions and issue salience from media coverage: Discussing and cross-validating new indicatorsMarc Helbling | Anke Tresch
Volume 30, Issue 1, March 2011, Pages 174-183
Recent studies have started to use media data to measure party positions and issue salience. The aim of this article is to compare and cross-validate this alternative approach with the more commonly used party manifestos, expert judgments and mass surveys. To this purpose, we present two methods to generate indicators of party positions and issue salience from media coverage: the core sentence approach and political claims analysis. Our cross-validation shows that with regard to party positions, indicators derived from the media converge with traditionally used measurements from party manifestos, mass surveys and expert judgments, but that salience indicators measure different underlying constructs. We conclude with a discussion of specific research questions for which media data offer potential advantages over more established methods. © 2010 Elsevier Ltd.
The legacy of lethargy: How elections to the European Parliament depress turnoutMark N. Franklin | Sara B. Hobolt
Volume 30, Issue 1, March 2011, Pages 67-76
Why has turnout in European Parliament (EP) elections remained so low, despite attempts to expand the Parliament's powers? One possible answer is that because little is at stake in these second-order elections only those with an established habit of voting, acquired in previous national elections, can be counted on to vote. Others argue that low turnout is an indication of apathy or even scepticism towards Europe. This article conducts a critical test of the " little at stake" hypothesis by focusing on a testable implication: that turnout at these elections will be particularly low on the part of voters not yet socialized into habitual voting. This proposition is examined using both time-series cross-section analyses and a regression discontinuity design. Our findings show that EP elections depress turnout as they inculcate habits of non-voting, with long-term implications for political participation in EU member states. © 2010 Elsevier Ltd.
The electoral effectiveness of constituency campaigning in the 2010 British general election: The 'triumph' of Labour?Justin Fisher | David Cutts | Edward Fieldhouse
Volume 30, Issue 4, December 2011, Pages 816-828
This article establishes a model of likely campaign effectiveness, before examining the intensity of constituency campaigning at the 2010 general election in Britain and its subsequent impact on electoral outcomes, using both aggregate and individual level data. It shows that constituency campaigning yielded benefits in varying degrees for all three main parties and that Labour's constituency campaign efforts were effective despite the electoral context, and ultimately affected the overall outcome of the election. These findings have significant implications for our understanding of the circumstances under which campaigns are likely to be more or less effective, and provide further evidence that a carefully managed campaign stands the most chance of delivering tangible electoral payoffs. © 2011 Elsevier Ltd.
Economic crisis and elections: The European peripheryPaolo Bellucci | Marina Costa Lobo | Michael S. Lewis-Beck
Volume 31, Issue 3, September 2012, Pages 469-471
This paper introduces the articles in the symposium which address the issue of democratic accountability and economic voting in polities on the European periphery. The economic crisis that hit the world economy in 2008 has severely challenged the capacity of governments to steer the national economy and has had a strong impact on their electoral support. The papers discuss whether economic voting and democratic accountability are increasing or, on the other hand, they could be depressed by globalisation and by shifts of ruling competence from the national to the supranational European arena. © 2012 Elsevier Ltd.
PIGS or not? Economic voting in Southern EuropeMichael S. Lewis-Beck | Richard Nadeau
Volume 31, Issue 3, September 2012, Pages 472-477
Economic voting has been little studied in the nations of Southern Europe. Here we examine economic voting in the Southern European countries of Portugal, Italy, Spain, and Greece - the PIGS. Through the analysis of a large, ten European nation survey pool, we establish that economic voting exists in the PIGS, with a strength that significantly exceeds that in non-PIGS of Northern Europe. The explanation for such a difference, we suggest, lies in the generally less complex governing coalitions and the poorer economic performance that characterize these Southern European nations. This relatively greater strength of the economic vote in the PIGS implies their electorates will hold government tightly accountable for management of the ongoing economic crises they face. © 2012 Elsevier Ltd.
The impact of motivational and contextual factors on turnout in first- and second-order electionsPeter Söderlund | Hanna Wass | André Blais
Volume 30, Issue 4, December 2011, Pages 689-699
Based on voter survey from European election study 2009, we examine the impact of one individual-level motivational factor, i.e. interest in politics, and its interactions with institutional and contextual factors such as compulsory voting, electoral competition and the number of parties on participation in 2009 EP elections and previous national elections. The results show that political interest is more closely connected to turnout in second-order elections which are usually considered less salient. Correspondingly, also the contingent effect of compulsory voting and competition is more evident in EP elections. While compulsory voting substantially decreases the turnout gap between the most and least politically attentive voters in both types of elections, the moderating effect of competitiveness is found only in EP elections. © 2011 Elsevier Ltd.
Economic evaluations vs. ideology: Diagnosing the sources of electoral change in Turkey, 2002-2011Ali Çarkoĝlu
Volume 31, Issue 3, September 2012, Pages 513-521
Turkish elections reflect two competing influences. One concerns a long-term increasingly conservative ideological orientation; the other, more short-term pragmatic evaluations primarily on the economic policy front. This article uses three nationwide representative surveys from 2002, 2007 and 2011 to assess the relative merits of these competing hypotheses. The findings indicate that the critical election of 2002 is not shaped by economic performance evaluations but rather by indicators of ideology at large and left-right ideology in particular. The influence of ideology appears to rise from 2002 to 2007 and 2011. Economic performance evaluations increase in salience from 2002 to 2007 but seem to have somewhat lost their power for 2011. Implications of these findings for the Turkish party system and further research questions are discussed in the concluding section. © 2012 Elsevier Ltd.
Do parties respond? How electoral context influences party responsivenessJae Jae Spoon | Heike Klüver
Volume 35, Issue , January 2014, Pages 48-60
How responsive are political parties to the issue priorities of voters? While there are numerous studies that examine policy position congruence between parties and voters or government responsiveness, we know little about the extent to which parties adjust their policy priorities to the issue concerns of voters. Following saliency and issue ownership theory, we argue that political parties listen to their voters by emphasizing policy issues in their election manifestos that have been prioritized by citizens. However, in line with second-order election theory, we expect that issue responsiveness varies with the electoral context. To test our theoretical expectations, we generated a novel dataset that combines data on issue attention of political parties from the Comparative Manifesto and the Euromanifesto projects with data on policy priorities of voters from the European Election Studies, the Comparative Study of Electoral Systems and various national election studies. We empirically test our theoretical claims based on a comprehensive analysis of 104 parties from 17 countries competing in 84 national and European elections from 1986 to 2011. Our findings have important implications for political representation in Europe. © 2014 Elsevier Ltd.
Turnout in Germany in the course of time: Life cycle and cohort effects on electoral turnout from 1953 to 2049Laura Konzelmann | Corina Wagner | Hans Rattinger
Volume 31, Issue 2, June 2012, Pages 250-261
The steadily rising share of older voters could lead to them gaining an ever increasing level of political representation compared to younger voters not only because of the imbalance of numbers between the young and the old, but also because turnout rates among the old have always been above-average. The latter argument only applies if the so-called life cycle effect is assumed to be dominant. However, diverse socialisation backgrounds, captured by the cohort effect, also have to be taken into account. It is also unclear what the interplay of these two effects of time implies for future aggregate turnout. Focusing on the German case, we base our analyses on the Repräsentative Wahlstatistik (Representative Electoral Statistic, RES) and population forecasts to estimate consequences of the demographic shifts for all federal elections from 1953 until today, as well as for future elections. First, we calculate life cycle, cohort and period effects on turnout for previous elections by using cohort analysis; second, we apply these net effects to the future age distribution under certain assumptions concerning life cycle and cohort effects. Our results show that the recent decline in turnout is in particular due to negative period effects and (in West Germany) to a minor extent also due to consequences of cohort replacement, whereas changes in the age structure have had a positive effect on turnout since 1990 in both parts of Germany. Additionally, our forecasts suggest that turnout rates will decline and that the over-representation of the old will continue until around 2030 and diminish afterwards in a 'greying' population. © 2011 Elsevier Ltd.
The integration hypothesis: How the European Union shapes economic votingMarina Costa Lobo | Michael S. Lewis-Beck
Volume 31, Issue 3, September 2012, Pages 522-528
Whereas economic perceptions influence the national vote in Western European countries, globalization, or international openness, conditions the influence of economic perceptions on that national vote. But how do attitudes toward the EU itself influence the economic vote? After establishing the presence of a national economic vote in Southern Europe (Spain, Italy, Greece and Portugal) we test the hypothesis that heightened perception of European Union economic responsibility reduces the magnitude of the national economic vote coefficient. These tests are carried out on current (2009) survey data, via logistic regression analysis of fully specified voting behavior models, estimated country-by-country and in a data pool. Clearly, the national economic vote diminishes, to the extent the EU is held responsible for the economy. © 2012 Elsevier Ltd.
Public opinion, party messages, and responsibility for the financial crisis in BritainTimothy Hellwig | Eva Coffey
Volume 30, Issue 3, September 2011, Pages 417-426
The political consequences of the crisis in world financial markets are only beginning to be understood. In this article, we take up one of these many repercussions by examining public beliefs of who's to blame for a complex and unparalleled set of events. Analyses of survey data from Britain find that while most assign responsibility for the crisis to market actors, the likelihood of blaming governments, as opposed to blaming banks and investors, is greater among low sophisticates and Conservative Party identifiers. We further show how elite messages from competing political elites evolved over-time and were reflected in mass beliefs about the crisis. Results highlight the centrality of partisan cues and, in particular, of political sophistication in understanding the dynamics of responsibility attributions. Lastly, we estimate the consequences of blaming the government for the crisis for voter choice. © 2010 Elsevier Ltd.
More than wishful thinking: Causes and consequences of voters' electoral expectations about parties and coalitionsMichael F. Meffert | Sascha Huber | Thomas Gschwend | Franz Urban Pappi
Volume 30, Issue 4, December 2011, Pages 804-815
Accurate expectations about the outcome of elections play a central role in psychological and economic theories of voting. In the paper, three questions about voters' expectations are investigated. First, we identify and test several factors that influence the overall accuracy or quality of voters' expectations. Second, the phenomenon of "wishful thinking" is tested and confirmed for expectations about the electoral performance of individual parties and coalitions. Finally, two mechanisms how expectations might influence voting behavior are identified and tested. Based on surveys from Austria and Germany, the results suggest that voters not only rely on expectations to avoid casting "wasted" votes for parties without electoral chances, but that they are able to engage in fairly sophisticated strategic coalition voting. © 2011 Elsevier Ltd.
The economy, corruption, and the vote: Evidence from experiments in Sweden and MoldovaMarko Klašnja | Joshua A. Tucker
Volume 32, Issue 3, June 2013, Pages 536-543
How does corruption affect voting behavior when economic conditions are poor? Using a novel experimental design and two original survey experiments, we offer four important conclusions. First, in a low corruption country (Sweden), voters react negatively to corruption regardless of the state of the economy. Second, in a high corruption country (Moldova), voters react negatively to corruption only when the state of the economy is also poor; when economic conditions are good, corruption is less important. Third, respondents in Sweden react more strongly to corruption stimuli than respondents in Moldova. Finally, in the low corruption country, sociotropic corruption voting (or voting based on corruption among political leaders) is relatively more important, whereas in our high corruption country, pocketbook corruption voting (or voting based on one's own personal experience with corruption, i.e., being asked to pay bribes) is equally prevalent. Our findings are consistent with multiple stable corruption equilibria, as well as with a world where voters are more responsive to corruption signals more common in their environment. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd.
Manipulating electoral laws in SingaporeNetina Tan
Volume 32, Issue 4, December 2013, Pages 632-643
The literature on electoral authoritarianism has drawn attention to the use of democratic electoral institutions for undemocratic gains. This paper adds to this body of work by showing how a sophisticated hegemonic party in Singapore manipulated its majoritarian electoral system to "manufacture" its legislative supermajority. By measuring the psychological and mechanical effects of the altered electoral system in Singapore, it shows how changes in the rules of the game boosted the incumbent's legislative dominance despite its declining vote shares in the late 1980s. It also offers new evidence to show how electoral manipulation create an uneven playing field with institutional constraints that penalize smaller parties and benefit the ruling, larger party. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd.
Long- and short-term determinants of party preferences: Inter-generational differences in Western and East Central EuropeAgnieszka Walczak | Wouter van der Brug | Catherine Eunice de Vries
Volume 31, Issue 2, June 2012, Pages 273-284
In this paper we study differences between generations in the degree to which long-term and short-term factors affect party preferences in established and consolidating European democracies. Scholarly literature has shown that younger cohorts in Western Europe are less likely to be guided by social class, religion and left/right than older cohorts. Little is known, however, about the extent to which such differences exist for the effects of short-term factors. Similarly, inter-generational differences in the effects of long- and short-term factors in post-communist countries have remained largely unexplored. Based on the European Election Study 2009, we show differences between generations that are compatible with de-alignment of younger generations along traditional cleavages. Yet, we also see an increased importance of attitudes towards immigration among the younger generations, which could signal a form of re-alignment. © 2011 Elsevier Ltd.
Apartisans and the changing German electorateRussell J. Dalton
Volume 31, Issue 1, March 2012, Pages 35-45
The concept of party identification is central to our understanding of electoral behavior. This paper builds upon the functional logic of party identification and asks what occurs when more Germans manage the complexities of politics without needing to rely on habitual party cues-what we label as Apartisans. We track the distribution of party mobilization and cognitive mobilization within the German electorate from 1976 until 2009. Then, we demonstrate the importance of these mobilization patterns by documenting strong differences in electoral commitment, the content of political thinking, and electoral change. The results suggest a secular transformation in the characteristics of the public has led to a more differentiated and dealigned German electorate. © 2011 Elsevier Ltd.
Differentiating winners: How elections affect satisfaction with democracyShane Singh | Ekrem Karakoç | André Blais
Volume 31, Issue 1, March 2012, Pages 201-211
Previous research indicates that supporting a winning party in an election boosts satisfaction with democracy, but does not fully or adequately test the mechanisms behind this relationship. Using original survey data, we make a contribution on three fronts. First, we inquire what winning (or losing) an election really means in terms of the performance of one's preferred party. Second, we employ panel data, which helps to determine whether an election outcome truly impacts satisfaction levels. Third, we examine the breadth of electoral victory, testing whether the satisfaction boost from a regional victory extends to the national and supranational levels. Findings indicate that the inclusion of one's selected party in government is the most important factor for satisfaction with democracy, which attests to the importance of policy considerations in engendering satisfaction. In addition, winning a regional election strengthens satisfaction beyond the regional level, which indicates that the mere experience of being a "winner" also works to increase satisfaction. © 2011 Elsevier Ltd.
The continued salience of religious voting in the United States, Germany, and Great BritainChristopher Raymond
Volume 30, Issue 1, March 2011, Pages 125-135
Conventional wisdom on party systems in advanced industrial democracies holds that modern electorates are dealigned and that social cleavages no longer structure party politics. Recent work on class cleavages has challenged this stylized fact. The analysis performed here extends this criticism to the religious-secular cleavage. Using path analysis and comparing the current electorates of the United States, Germany, and Great Britain with the early 1960s, this paper demonstrates that the religious-secular cleavage remains or has become a significant predictor of conservative vote choice. While the effects of the religious-secular cleavage on vote choice have become largely indirect, the total of the direct and indirect effects is substantial and equivalent to the effects of class and status. © 2010 Elsevier Ltd.


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Join The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre for this free event as we celebrate the Year of the Bard: Shakespeare at 450 with our Shakespeare in the World lecture and performance series.
Although we have no documentary evidence about specific plays Shakespeare might have seen growing up or in the first few years of his London career, we do know what kinds of plays were performed in London and Stratford Upon Avon in the 1570's and 1580's. This presentation by Dr. Annalisa Castaldo will provide historical and literary background about the theater that influenced Shakespeare and performances from several of the actual plays, as Dr. Castaldo takes a look at the lives and work of the playwrights who preceded Shakespeare, such as Robert Greene, John Lyly, Thomas Kyd and, of course, Christopher Marlowe. By placing Shakespeare back in the company of men he knew, admired and emulated, we will have a fuller picture of both his individual genius and the richness and variety of the Elizabethan Theater.
The Shakespeare in the World lecture and performance series if part of Year of the Bard: Shakespeare at 450 - a partnership of The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre, the Free Library of Philadelphia and numerous other regional cultural organizations to offer a year packed full of engaging, enlightening, and entertaining programs and events designed to celebrate Shakespeare in all his classic and modern incarnations.
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Since 1996, The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre has produced more than 40 Shakespeare productions through fresh, muscular, and vivid interpretations that have at their center the actor and the playwright. Along with annual productions of works written by William Shakespeare, The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre's decade-long Open Door Project offers state-of-the-art Shakespeare programming to high school and middle school students including student matinees, Artist-in-Residence, and professional touring productions. We have served over 70,000 students in the Philadelphia region. We also offer a Shakespeare in the World lecture and performance series. The Classical Acting Academy offers professional training for early career actors, classes for adults and teens, and free performances to the public each summer. The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre's next production is iHamlet, running from September 7-14, 2014.
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The Commodore 64 was the Undisputed King of computers in the 1980's and it virtually swept competition apart. But when IBM entered the scene with the IBM PC, sales of the King naturally got disrupted. It was soon loosing foothold in the market. Then gradually the company stopped production and withdrew the Commodore 64 from the market. Very soon the Commodore disappeared.
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For those of whom who still love the Commodore, there is good news. It is coming back. Yes you heard it right folks, the device will be brought back from the dead nearly 20 years after which it ceased to exist. The re-launched company of Commodore will launch the Commodore 64 along with the PET and an even more stunning re-launch of the Amiga computer.
The company is working hard to ensure that the relaunched model does not lose the charm and subtleness of the old device. It is doing all it can to retain the look and feel of the device as in the 80's. But only the looks will be the same. Inside the machine will be powered by Intel chips and will be equipped with PCI express slots and larger hard drives.
The best part of the revamped Commodore is that it will run on Ubuntu OS. The company has also announced that it will ship the computer with Commodore OS soon but nobody knows what it is. The company hinted that the Commodore OS will enable the computer to run old Commodore games and software. The computer can be run with in fact any operating system including Windows.
The device will be equipped with a 1.8 GHz D525 CPU that will offer it performance levels at par with modern day computers. Another interesting feature is that the Commodore will be shipping with a 512 MB NVIDIA Ion 2 Graphics RAM. So it can run virtually almost every high end game available in the market besides offering playback support for high definition video content. The Commodore will offer 2 RAM options of 2 and 4GB memory and will have options for Wi-Fi, Blu-ray disk compatibility and will contain either a 160 GB or 250 GB or a large 500 GB hardisk.
In fact the Commodore 64 will remain the same old model, everything inside the keyboard device would remain as it was years ago, but it is now shipped with a Blu-Ray player and all other modern day computer peripherals and associated benefits.
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Langley man sets sail in hand-built wooden boat
LANGLEY — Lawrence Cheek is getting Far From Perfect ready to rock.
The Langley author is taking the 13-foot sailing dinghy he hand-built to the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival in September, where it will be seen by thousands of visitors.
Six years ago, Cheek and wife Patty attended wooden boat shows at South Lake Union and Port Townsend.
"I was inspired by the sheer beauty of a wooden boat," he recalled.
So much so, he decided to build one himself from a set of plans, not a kit, and write a book detailing the inner thought processes that propelled him to both construct the boat and write about the experience.
The result, "The Year of the Boat," is now a bestseller in boating circles and a must-read for anyone contemplating such a project.
Actually, the title is a misnomer because as Cheek required 18 months and 419 hours to complete Far From Perfect.
"I failed to meet the deadline. Life interceded along the way," he said.
After growing up in the hot Southwest, then moving to Issaquah, it didn't take long before he became entranced by the natural beauty of Puget Sound and the craft that plied its waters.
Having built a kayak from a kit some
years before, he wasn't a complete novice, but close. And he was determined to succeed.
"Wooden boats take the forms of nature that speak to us on many levels," he said. "Especially as a functional craft and as works of art if done properly."
Rather than a simple "how-to" guide, the book — subtitled "Beauty, Imperfection and the Art of Doing It Yourself" — delineates the author's internal uncertainties while offering practical tips on avoiding the mistakes he made along the way.
"It's a weave of disparate threads about boat building mixed with a little personal history," he said.
For his boat's debut at Port Townsend the next year, Cheek was concerned over how it would be received. He felt there were too many imperfections.
He needn't have worried; people loved his little sailing dinghy despite his fears.
"There's no competition at the show, and none of the snooty hauteur you'd find at a concours d' elegance of classic cars," he wrote.
This year's festival organizers will be happy to hear that.
Port Townsend's wooden boat festival has been around for 32 years, with more than
200 vessels old and new, of every size, on display. The show has become so well-respected that in August 2000, boating enthusiasts launched an effort to expand and improve on the concept, and the Northwest Maritime Center was born.
The two-building facility, scheduled to open in September 2009, will be used by educators, students and visitors who want to learn more about the ways of the sea.
Clinton's Herb Weissblum is on the center's board of directors and an avid sailor. He said the center will be more than a static museum.
"This place will be devoted to anything that floats, contemporary and traditional, made of wood or not," he said. "It will feature a combined teaching and learning experience unique to the Northwest."
Design highlights include outdoor public areas with access to piers and docks, a maritime heritage resource building and the Chandler Maritime Education Building.
Interpretative panels on the dock will explain the marine environment that surrounds the center. A boardwalk linking the city park will allow visitors to stroll in from the west, and the public pier will be the hub for on-the-water programs.
The maritime building will house the wooden boat chandlery, exhibits, meeting rooms and a boathouse.
The education area holds a shipwright's shop, bosun's locker, classrooms and a special "messing-about-in-boats" shop where sailmaking, leather and rope work and family boat building activities take center stage.
Finally, there's the Pilothouse. Above the education building will be a representation of a modern vessel's bridge with all the latest navigation, communications and ship-control equipment. The Pilothouse will give visitors a terrific view of Admiralty Inlet and be in constant communications with the 8,000 ships that transit Puget Sound annually.
The center's executive director, Stanley Cummins, said that the real displays will be people working with others.
"The basic idea is to get people, especially youngsters, to approach the sea from a mariner's viewpoint," he said. "We'll be encouraging folks to get up close with maritime concerns so they don't lose their connection with Puget Sound."
Another, more practical, aspect is to help local maritime industries. Cummins said there are jobs going begging at local shipyards and boat builders.
"Even aboard ships there are labor shortages because fewer young people are interested in that world," he said. "Finding qualified workers is a huge issue, and that's why we will concentrate on exposing children to the possibility of a marine-based career," Cummins added.
To that end, the Center for Wooden Boats has begun a program to get seventh-graders on the water in boats, classes that include three to four days aboard a wooden schooner.
"They learn all about sailboats, longboats, row boats and the men and women who know how to tie a really good knot," Weissblum said.
Cheek has come full circle as a boat builder and author. With his first boat under his belt, he's tempted to try another.
"Either a 19-foot sloop by the same designer or a 17-foot daysailer with a cat/ketch rig," he said. "I actually moved to South Whidbey because I needed a bigger garage."
He isn't just showing off Far From Perfect at the festival; he's been asked to give a talk about "the struggle between the destructiveness of perfection and the need to strive for excellence, even if one doesn't achieve it."
Cheek also plans to speak at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 28 at the Clinton Progressive Club by invitation of the Clinton Library.
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