If you pay someone $100 to feed your pets and they dont. They should give you the money back?

The cat is your property, and you can call the police to report the theft. Having all the paperwork to prove ownership is great; even better if you have a receipt for purchase. If not, make copies of ads that include the selling price for this type of cat.

Even though it's a pet, be certain to stress the monetary value of your "property." If law enforcement won't help, you'll probably have to file a complaint in small claims court. Look up small claims requirements/procedures for your county, and be sure to sue her for your legal costs, too.

Another option is to contact a local animal welfare group or legal aid society for free advice. Best option: have your brother take the cat back and tell that psycho to get lost!

I am not a lawyer, but .... Definitely... Call the police and ask them what to do. Tell them you have the cat s papers, etc., and pictures (?) to prove it s your cat. Keep any texts and emails you can, too, as proof you tried to get the cat back & reason with the girlfriend.

The police might tell you how to get an signed-order from a judge demanding the cat back. And, there is free legal aid available, in most counties, that might be able to settle the matter quickly for you. I d start by calling the police, I suppose.

I hope you get your cat back.

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