Nonthaburi businesswoman doubles reward for missing cat to 100,000 baht
Chronically ill Scottish Fold Chang An has been missing from a Bang Kruai home since August 13, prompting the higher reward. The story Nonthaburi businesswoman doubles reward for missing cat to 100,000 baht as seen on Thaiger News .
A Nonthaburi businesswoman has doubled her reward for a missing Scottish Fold cat from 50,000 to 100,000 baht. The two-year-old male cat, named Chang An, has an all-grey coat and yellow eyes. He disappeared from his home in August and has been the subject of missing posters around Q House Avenue village on Rama 5 Road and nearby areas.
Chang An's owner, 54-year-old Thanatsorn, explained that the cat has a chronic illness and requires regular medication. The family searched extensively for the cat and placed photos of him in several locations before increasing the reward. Since his disappearance, the entire household has been emotionally distressed, with no one sleeping or eating properly.
The family's other cat, Mu Lan, has also become withdrawn and stopped playing. In a supernatural attempt to bring Chang An home, Thanatsorn lit 16 incense sticks in front of the house. The family has offered a reward without any conditions and pleaded for anyone with information to return Chang An. A similar case from 2022 saw a cat owner offer a 300,000 baht reward, which was eventually paid by security guards and neighbors, with the cat found near the owner's home.
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