The thoroughbred Bengal cats that were stolen last week from farm Nátthagi in Ölfus, South Iceland are back home. Initially it was believed that four cats had been stolen. However owner Ólafur Sturla Njálsson found one of the cats hiding one day after the break in.
Yesterday police found the three still missing cats in a house in Reykjavík after a tip-off and returned them to their owner.
Read more: Four thoroughbred Bengal cats stolen from their owner
A very happy Ólafur, Iceland’s only Bengal cat breeder, expressed his gratitude and made it clear he would no like to press charges against the thieves. “I wish that god almighty sends them peace of heart and mind. And that hey can find a happiness within,” he wrote on his Facebook page after delivering the good news.
The thoroughbred Bengal cats that were stolen last week from farm Nátthagi in Ölfus, South Iceland are back home. Initially it was believed that four cats had been stolen. However owner Ólafur Sturla Njálsson found one of the cats hiding one day after the break in.
Yesterday police found the three still missing cats in a house in Reykjavík after a tip-off and returned them to their owner.
Read more: Four thoroughbred Bengal cats stolen from their owner
A very happy Ólafur, Iceland’s only Bengal cat breeder, expressed his gratitude and made it clear he would no like to press charges against the thieves. “I wish that god almighty sends them peace of heart and mind. And that hey can find a happiness within,” he wrote on his Facebook page after delivering the good news.
