Where's Sammi? Couple offers $3K for cat missing for a year

LIBERTY — It would have been hard not to get through this past year without becoming at least somewhat aware of the plight of Sammi the cat.

His face stares down at us from the billboard at Belmont Avenue and Gypsy Lane. It gazes up from the newspaper as we drink our morning coffee. And in our living rooms, we see it now on our TVs.

We may not know the whole story, but at least this much is clear: Sammi is missing.

There have been some sightings, but none have panned out. A website, www.findsammy.com, gives an accurate description. Then, if you really believe you’ve seen him, call or text the number in the ad: 330-716-5077. Get a picture of him if you can, and text that.

If you actually have found Sammi, you can collect a $3,000 reward.

For Sammi’s owners Judy and Brad Levy, that will be money well-spent to have their family back together.

The Liberty Township couple, who live on Ravine Drive, have felt as lost this year as Sammi himself. They faced a hard day this week — the anniversary of his disappearance was today.

For the complete story, read Thursday's Vindicator and Vindy.com