Green Bay, WI Lost Female Cat, Sarabi Is Missing

Facebook Community Response

Brian B.

1 week ago

I saw on a post they were looking for the owner of this cat I can't remember where I saw it though

Sharon R.

1 week ago

Brittany Schneiter I totally agree with you. And the fact she became so defensive is very suious.

Sharon R.

1 week ago

You don’t want to accuse anyone, but if there is a possible mistake, she should want to get the cat checked for a chip. From what I am reading in the comments, the cat was never checked for a chip.

Brittany S.

1 week ago

Sharon Rademacher I would even give her gas money to meet me. It comes down to the bengal she posted pictures of has different markings, has a fuller mid section, looks bigger, and is missing hair around its s. While the bengal she claimed today is more petite, smaller mid section, different markings around the head/shoulder/legs and wasn't bald around her s. If the bengal she picked up is truly hers why wont you just meet me and prove the microchip isn't registered to me... also my Sarabi was spayed shes claiming hers isn't so itll be easy to tell.

Sharon R.

1 week ago

Steff Mikula She said she found it strange that this person who claimed the bengal has no pictures of a bengal on her page. Most people would. The markings on the cat match her missing cat. She just wants to make sure. The other person reported hers missing a year ago.

Brittany S.

1 week ago

Its funny how the photos she posted have a filled out mid section and the area is bald, but the one she claimed today has a petite mid section and no missing hair around the s

Brittany S.

1 week ago

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Brittany S.

1 week ago

Her area is also bald, the one found and claimed, my Sarabis were not.

Kelly Z.

1 week ago

Brittany Schneiter where is the current owner? You said her name is Chloe?

Sharon R.

1 week ago

The fact that this Sarah refuses to have the cat scanned for a chip and is being angry and abusive about it sounds suious. It makes it seem like she knows it isn’t hers. Even if she feels positive it is hers, why not help to relieve the anxiety of another cat owner and meet at a vets or humane society to have the cat checked?