Cape Town Family Offering R10k Reward for Beloved Brown and Black Cat Logan: SA Fur Parents Sympathize

Cape Town Family Offering R10k Reward for Beloved Brown and Black Cat Logan: SA Fur Parents Sympathize

  • One stressed Cape Town family is offering a R10k reward for their missing cat Logan
  • Speaking to a publication, the Jibrail family explained that Logan is their baby, and his being gone is killing them
  • While some sympathised with the family, others couldn’t believe they were giving R10k for a cat

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For some people, it is difficult to understand why someone would put out a reward of R10k for a lost cat. One Cape Town family is heartbroken over their missing cat and has released a tantalising reward for the person who finds him.

Cat and reward money
A Cape Town family is offering a R10k reward for their missing cat Logan - they are heartbroken. Image: Getty Images
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Animals become part of the family, and you’d end up doing for them what you’d do for an actual blood relative.

News 24 reported that Danielle Jibrail and her husband, Lionel, are heartbroken over their missing cat Logan. The R10k reward is nothing to them in relation to their fur baby being gone.

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"We are beside ourselves with worry, we've been searching for him at local animal organisations and other nearby places, but haven't found him yet. We just want him back as soon as possible," Danielle told the publication.

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The cat is chipped, but nothing has come up yet. Their fur baby has been with them for four years, and the couple considers him their child. This loss is huge, and they are pleading with everyone to keep a lookout for their Logan.

The people of Mzansi go cat searching

Sharing the story on Facebook, News 24 got a lot of mixed responses from Mzansi citizens. Take a look:

Ndibulele Sotondoshe said:

“I do have a black and brown cat but he doesn’t quite respond when you call him Logan ”

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Kgotso Leeuw said:

“I used to feel that way about my cat when it would go out maybe to mate or do cat stuff I always wished I could buy it a collar with a small camera on its collar so I know exactly where it goes. I'd advise the pet owners to get one of those things for their fur ball Logan I hope they exist when he hopefully gets found safe or comes back home.”

Luvo Mugabe Jnr Ndlumbini said:

“It has been reported that more than 500 wrong cats have already been brought to the owner of the missing cat♂️♂️”

Tyronne Barber said:

“Sorry to hear about your cat , but jirrrrr I think I’ll come psssst psssst pssst there for days to score that 10k ”

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In other news, Briefly News reported that TikTok never fails to provide endless entertainment. One woman picked up a kitty with a mouse in its mouth, and her reaction ended with social media users.

Some of the best videos on social media are the ones that went wrong. This woman would have never touched that cat if she had seen the mouse.

Twitter user @heirjordynn heard the fuss over the clip and had to check it out. The video shows a woman picking up a cute kitten, realising it has a mouse in its mouth and then running as if her life depended on it.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.