How do I get my cat back?
Questioner
I have a cat that had to move somewhere else temporarily due to security concerns for a while. So I took my cat to an old friend (who I was friends with at the time). Now peace has returned and I want my cat back. The old girlfriend argued with me when I indicated that I wanted to pick up my cat, And pushed it onto her relationship partner (who I have nothing to do with). I had to sort it out with her because they moved my cat to her house. From Lelystad to Heerlen. Now I got from that old friend that I won't get the address of that partner of hers because that partner doesn't want to give her address. But still my cat is there. She doesn't want to use words for me anymore and she keeps repeating that I should solve it with the other one. All I want is my cat back. What is the best thing for me to do? I have already sent a message to my vet and he has sent me a patient card for my cat, I also sent a message to my foster parents asking if they could write a message that I received my cat from them since my cat's mother still lives with them. I also informed my mental health service because they know how valuable my cat is to me and they have already said that it is fine if I get my cat back. The only problem is that I can't get my cat back. What can I do about this? I would also like to inform you that I am in the administration myself, So if you can assign me a lawyer, I would like to ask you to add a civil addition. Yours sincerely ,Lawyer
Now that your ex-partner also knows that your cat is your property, and that it only came to stay for a while, you must contact him to arrange the return. You say that you are in administration, and that means that your administrator has the administration of all your assets, including pets that are located elsewhere. So perhaps your administrator can help you contact the carers.Take the next step
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