Lost Birman cat reunited with owner after 600 km journey across Germany
Lost Birman cat reunited with owner after 600 km journey across Germany
Missing Cat in Bavaria Found at Neighbors Who Moved to Saxony - Lost Birman cat reunited with owner after 600 km journey across Germany
A Birman cat named Staller has been safely returned to its owner in Bavaria after a long journey. The pet went missing in January when former neighbours moved to Saxony—over 600 kilometres away. The cat's owner first reported Staller missing to Bavarian police in January. Authorities later discovered the animal at the ex-neighbours' new home in Saxony. Police in Saxony took charge of the case and arranged for Staller's return. The Birman breed, known for its striking blue eyes and silky coat, is far pricier than a typical house cat. After weeks apart, Staller is now back with its owner. The case was resolved without further complications. No details were released about police coordination between the two states.
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