My neighbor stole my cat. I got her back but she’s critically ill. What legal recourse do I have?
I agree. Call police or animal control. ASAP. Assuming bet can connect illness to conditions in her home, sue her to recover vet costs.
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I agree. Call police or animal control. ASAP. Assuming bet can connect illness to conditions in her home, sue her to recover vet costs.
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