Appleton, WI Lost Male Cat, Champ Is Missing

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Eileen R.

3 months ago

Whoever took him might not have him now. They could have let him go outside. Have you checked at Fox Valley Humane Association? As of now, there are at least two tabby's with "M" markings on their forehead. I took one in myself last week! Please check their lost pets Facebook page!!!

Angela B.

5 months ago

I'm so worried about Champ. He is 13 and has a special diet. The shelters seem so full right now. I will give a $100 reward to any individual with information that leads to a safe return home or a $50 reward for the positive identity of the person who broke into my storage room in the bat and took him. P.S. it's 68 degrees in there so please don't comment about cold weather. DM me if you have info. Thank you. Champ is my son's cat and he has been in our family for 11-12 years now.

Angela B.

5 months ago

Champ is still missing, and I know someone from my apartments took him, because only tenants have keys to the beasment, but I still don't know where they took him. I know he wants to come home and we miss him very much

Angela B.

5 months ago

Okay, just to make this clear, the storage units are inside the apartment buildings, so they are heated. They are in the bat so only tenants have a key for that. Also I told the apartment manager that mine was broken into and the cat was the only thing missing. He was unaware of what happened so I know it wasn't police that took him. I'm hoping that whoever took him will bring him to a shelter so I can get him back. I don't expect that the person will be honest if they drop him off at a shelter, since he was stolen during a breaking and entering, which is another criminal charge. I also really hope they don't just set him free out in the freezing cold.

Kris T.

6 months ago

Peace Lamers, and you felt the need to be angry at my comment for your ignorance?! You're one of the internet jackasses that no one needs!

Peace L.

6 months ago

Kris Tohm if they were trying to save him, they would contact the owner who's number is on the building. Breaking into a locked storage is against the law.

Dawn W.

6 months ago

Report and check in with the humane society. Also post on Lost Cats of Wisconsin and use their site to create flyers to circulate. They reach a very large network. Keeping you in my thoughts.

Angela B.

6 months ago

Most people would contact the onsite apt manager first, instead of breaking and entering causing damage to the building.

Sandy S.

6 months ago

Kris Tohm I m also wondering the same scenario.

Kris T.

6 months ago

Oh no. Maybe he was meowing and trying to get out and somebody thought he was accidentally locked in there and they thought they were saving him. I sure hope you get him back! That is a very sick feeling and I know it well.

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