Cat robbery in Fürth: Two burglaries in a short space of time shock the family!

Cat robbery in Fürth: Two burglaries in a short space of time shock the family!

In Fürth, in the Bergstrasse district, a worrying incident is making headlines: a cat owner had burglars in her apartment twice within a very short period of time. The first incident occurred on May 14 this year when five cute kittens were stolen. Fortunately, the little kittens returned unharmed after just four days, on May 19th. This was reported by op-online.de.

But the joy only lasted for a short time. On June 5th, during the second break-in, five kittens and mother cat Mia disappeared again. This time the damage was significantly greater; The owner Esra Cal's apartment was significantly damaged. Doors were broken open and walls destroyed. The perpetrators not only left a blue glove behind, but also wrote offensive messages on the television and walls.

A scandal for the residents

The Flk exterminators are dealing with criminals who don't have a good hand. The investigation shows that no valuables were stolen during the last break-in. Instead, a blanket and a laundry basket are missing, presumably used to trap the cats. Cal, who is now staying with a friend because she feels unsafe in her damaged apartment, appeals to the public: "Please help us solve the perpetrators. These cats are part of our family and the children cannot understand their absence." These emotions underline how important the animals are to the family.

The police have started an investigation and are urgently looking for information about the perpetrators. The police spokesman also stated that they still want to determine the identity of the burglars. It remains to be hoped that the perpetrators will be caught soon and the beloved animals can be returned safely.

Cat rescue and animal welfare

This case also highlights the role of animal protection in Germany. The German Animal Welfare Association recently published the “big cat protection report”, in which over 600 animal protection associations were surveyed. The survey shows the existing problems in animal husbandry and the protection of street cats. There are many challenges that need to be overcome, especially in rural areas. Many unwanted cat births can be prevented by requiring neutering.

Awareness of the need for animal protection is increasing - both in cities and rural areas. Many associations are actively committed to the welfare of animals and offer help in emergency situations. It turns out that the responsibility for animals lies not only with the individual owners, but with the entire community.

In the hope that the missing cats will soon return to their homes, all that remains is to wait for new developments. We will continue to monitor the situation and report in a timely manner if there is any news.

For anyone who would like to help: Tips should be directed to the police.