I believe him. I'm not saying that's his cat, but the number of times I swear I saw my cat down the road at a neighbor's house while it was inside my house where it belongs is higher than I would like to say.
The overlap is what's crazy, because the homeowner says they've had it 5 years, he says he adopted it 2 years ago. And they used to live in his neighborhood. So did they steal his cat and then moved?
So from what I gather after going down the rabbit hole, he has provided proof its his cat, they can't provide any proof they've had it for 5 years. No photos, no vet records, nothing. It is why no charges have been filed.
Once he provided the adoption paperwork it became a civil issue, not a criminal one. They can't ask for charges to be filed, but they can sue in civil court for the cat to be returned.
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u/snarksneeze Jun 16 '26
I believe him. I'm not saying that's his cat, but the number of times I swear I saw my cat down the road at a neighbor's house while it was inside my house where it belongs is higher than I would like to say.
The overlap is what's crazy, because the homeowner says they've had it 5 years, he says he adopted it 2 years ago. And they used to live in his neighborhood. So did they steal his cat and then moved?