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'Booberry' the kitten returned after being stolen from WA PetSmart

Snohomish, WALocal News

A heartwarming story unfolded in Lynnwood, Washington, as Booberry, a 10-week-old kitten stolen from a local PetSmart, was returned home. The kitten was taken by one of three suspects who concealed him in a jacket while employees were occupied with paperwork. Following the incident, the PetSmart engaged the community through social media, prompting an outpouring of support and tips. The Lynnwood Police Department diligently followed up on these leads, ultimately leading to Booberry's safe recovery. Staff at the PetSmart celebrated the kitten's return, expressing their gratitude to the public for their assistance.

They shared the good news on Facebook, stating, "Booberry is home. " Authorities are still investigating the case and are asking for additional information regarding the suspects. This incident highlights the power of community engagement in resolving local issues.

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