Bangkok cat owner offers 15,000 baht reward for missing pet
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A distraught cat owner in Bangkok offered a 15,000 baht reward for the safe return of her beloved pet which disappeared from her home in the Charansanitwong area on August 18.
The black, neutered male cat, weighing around 7 kilogrammes, was last seen wearing a purple collar with an attached AirTag.
In a heartfelt Facebook post yesterday, September 2, Natapan Sukkrit shared details about her missing pet, expressing her continued hope and determination to find him.
“Still searching every day, feeling disheartened but hopeful that we will be reunited. If anyone has any information or clues, please contact me 24 hours a day through any channel.”
The missing cat, named Wang Chao, is a Thai breed with distinctive black fur and white patches under his neck and on his belly. He has yellow eyes and a long straight tail. Natapan provided a detailed description in her post, noting that Wang Chao went missing from her home in Soi Charansanitwong 65, Yaek 14-5, Bang Bamru, Bang Phlat district, Bangkok, at around 2am on August 18.
At the time of his disappearance, Wang Chao was wearing a purple collar with an AirTag and a cat-shaped name tag featuring his likeness. Natapan also mentioned that the tag might have fallen off but urged people to keep an eye out for it.
Natapan is offering a 15,000 baht reward for any information that leads to Wang Chao’s return. She implored anyone who might have seen her cat or has any information to contact her directly.
“If anyone finds him, please contact Beam at 065-1231731. A reward of 15,000 baht will be given as a token of gratitude.”
The community has responded with empathy and support, sharing Natapan’s post in hopes of reuniting her with Wang Chao. The post has been widely circulated on social media, gathering attention and assistance from fellow pet lovers and concerned citizens, reported KhaoSod.
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