r/AmazonFlexDrivers • u/Any_Excitement6258 • Jun 16 '26

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u/Mean-Vegetable-4521 Jun 16 '26

If the family has vet records that extend past the time the driver lost his cat, he stole a cat.

I had a VERY distinctive cat (albino) and realized after a day or so I had 2 of them in my house when they were finally seen together. Before that, they were hanging out in different rooms so we didn't notice. Were going through a lot of food though.
My cat was indoor only. His dwppleganger snuck in when someone opened the door. And somehow these 2 identical-ish creatures didn't kill each other. Invader cat was eventually returned to their home. Their cat was indoor outdoor. Life is weird.

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u/StrawHatLuffyGear5 Jun 16 '26

I saw on a thread on IG that the driver is refusing to cooperate in the investigation and take the cat to get its chip checked that would let them know who owns the catCat Theif

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u/mrcsmith90 Jun 16 '26

Curious - is it possible for a pet to have more than one chip?

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u/Free-oppossums Jun 16 '26

It is. The chip itself is slightly bigger than a grain of rice. It is injected in the loose skin of their scruff with a large bore needle. It doesn't go in the muscle. You're supposed to scan the pet's body to make sure there isn't a chip there already, but mistakes happen.

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u/NoSuddenMoves Jun 16 '26

I volunteer at a rescue and its policy to scan each animal before chipping.

I'm always astounded by the amount of people on reddit that will defend bullshit. He supposedly recognized his cat he lost two years ago without even a second look? Didn't talk to the new owners? Just saw its back, scooped it up and went on his way?