Stolen Cat
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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I would like to address the entire reading area.
Our beloved family pet cat, a white and orange female long hair with a blue collar with a bell, was stolen from our yard in broad daylight on Sept. 20 in the morning.
Ginger was home at 7:45 a.m. when the kids went to school, and must have been taken while I drove my preschooler to her school at 9 a.m. and returned shortly thereafter. I am sure the reason was pure selfishness as she was a very beautiful cat.
It must have been someone who knew I was gone and would not be there to see the theft happen. What a shame to steal Ginger, there are so many cats at the animal shelter that would like a home, too. If you have a heart, please bring Ginger back home unharmed no questions asked, to 6250 N. CR 950E, North Webster.
I will give a handsome reward for her safe return. Please see the lost and found ad in this week's Times-Union.
Molly Barth
North Webster, via e-mail[[In-content Ad]]
I would like to address the entire reading area.
Our beloved family pet cat, a white and orange female long hair with a blue collar with a bell, was stolen from our yard in broad daylight on Sept. 20 in the morning.
Ginger was home at 7:45 a.m. when the kids went to school, and must have been taken while I drove my preschooler to her school at 9 a.m. and returned shortly thereafter. I am sure the reason was pure selfishness as she was a very beautiful cat.
It must have been someone who knew I was gone and would not be there to see the theft happen. What a shame to steal Ginger, there are so many cats at the animal shelter that would like a home, too. If you have a heart, please bring Ginger back home unharmed no questions asked, to 6250 N. CR 950E, North Webster.
I will give a handsome reward for her safe return. Please see the lost and found ad in this week's Times-Union.
Molly Barth
North Webster, via e-mail[[In-content Ad]]
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