<div dir="ltr">Hi Heather,<div><br></div><div>I wonder if it would help at all to put up "MISSING" posts with info on Tinkerbell, a photo of her, and in big letters, "REWARD FOR INFO." It's possible the lady who took your cat truly thought she was doing a good deed and Tink was being neglected; maybe if she saw signs up showing how much you do care (and the incentive of a reward) she'd bring Tink home. Or you could get really aggressive with your signs and write "STOLEN" instead, a description and photo of Tink, a physical description of the lady who took her, when/where it happened, and write in big letters, "REWARD FOR INFO/TINK'S RETURN. NO QUESTIONS ASKED." It couldn't hurt, right?</div>
<div><br></div><div>Someone tried to steal Humphrey from me once, when he was about 3 months old. I had tied him outside a coffee shop for all of 5 minutes and was keeping my eye on him from inside the whole time. Through the window, I saw a woman trying to untie Humphrey's leash and ran out. When I asked her what the hell she was doing, she said, "Picking up my puppy, Buddy." I just about went ballistic on her. I threatened to call the cops if she didn't get away from him, and luckily, she left. Good thing, too; we'd only had Humphrey for 2 weeks and didn't have his tags yet; there was no way I could have proved that the pup was Humphrey and not this phantom "Buddy."</div>
<div><br></div><div>Good luck and I hope you get Tink back, by whatever means necessary.</div><div><br></div><div>-Rebecca & Humphrey</div></div>