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I paid a pet detective $1K to find my missing cat — it was all worth it
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November 1, 2023
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1:48Now PlayingA UK college student invested nearly a class credit’s worth of money to hire a detective to find her lost 1-year-old cat, Winston. NY Post reporter Alex Mitchell shares this story.
“After the first week, we really started to lose hope and thought that we might not see him again,” owner Katie Carr, a 24-year-old at the University of York, told South West News Service of dropping about $1,000 after Winston jumped out a window in her Manchester home.
“We thought that something bad might have happened to him … We were leaving out toys and food, things that smell nice to him, hoping to lure him home.”
Carr quickly recruited a pet investigator to search for her beloved Winston. Unfortunately, after 72 hours of fruitless looking, the search by the real-life “Ace Venture: Pet Detective” was called off.
“I felt so helpless,” she added.
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