Her Roommate Kidnapped Her Cat, So She Called The Police To Help Her Find It

"She tried to find him a new owner multiple times before and I told her to stop Tommie isn't hers."

Filip

• Published in Animal Stories
• October 27, 2022

Cat owners find their pets as their friends. They feel for them, live with them, they care for them...

If you ask a cat owner what it's like to have a pet, they'll tell you that it's like having your best friend always around or similar to having a child. They love their pets and live every moment of their lives together.

If you are sad, your cat will notice it and comfort you. If you are happy, your cat will be happy too.

There is something special about them, apart from being perfectly capable of stealing everyone's heart. It's also a very known fact that cats can be assholes, but that just makes them more compelling and amusing.

So, if, theoretically speaking, someones try to hurt your cat, of course, you will react and protect her. There is nothing to negotiate about.

So when a roommate tried to steal Redditor's cat, she had to react quickly and protect her furry friend. Redditor's roommate didn't like her cat Tommie, and that was fine because no one was forcing her to like him.

But that anger she felt for him drove her to find him a new home even though Redditor had no intention of giving him up. When the Redditor realized that her roommate had kidnapped her cat, she called her to no avail, then she called her sister to intervene, but when nothing worked, she called the police to help her find her cat, Tommie.

Thank God they reached her roommate in no time and brought the cat home, but she was wondering if she had overreacted by calling the police on this matter.

The original post

She lost her adoptive father but managed to keep some of his things to remind her of him:

Her solace and only loyal friend is her cat, Tommie.

She lives in a rented apartment with her roommate and the cat Tommie, but the roommate is not a fan of Tommie.

The roommate had already tried to find Tommie a new home multiple times before, but she did it again.

So the OP involved the police and got her cat back:

"What kind of person does that?"

And OP replied:

She might try to do it again:

"Or worse."

Tommie should be microchipped, just in case...

She should also keep Tommie in her room

"Make sure the information in the microchip is correct"

It was a good choice

This is terrible to imagine, but she might try to get rid of him again

"It's concerning how much she hates Tommie."

If she even knows what empathy means, but probably not

She literally stole her cat

One of them has to move out

"Deeply messed up"

"That roommate needs to go"

Redditors were shocked by her roommate's action. They advised her to find a new place to live or to speak with the landlord about her roommate, either way, they shouldn't live together anymore.

Her roommate might try to hurt Tommie again, so she needs to be cautious and protect her cat.

Filip