Cats are going missing—literally lured away by neighbors who feed them gourmet meals, let them crash at their place, or even actively steal them. It’s not just about free food; some people can’t own pets themselves and are borrowing cats without the responsibility. But when cats are intentionally taken, it’s not just a pet problem—it’s a heartbreak and legal gray area, especially with the new Pet Abduction Act struggling to enforce itself. As urban living gets denser and cats roam freely, this trend’s only getting worse, leaving owners anxious and cats blissfully unaware.
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