Incredible: to find the cat Tito, lost almost a month ago, they hire an “interspecies communicator”

The cat “Tito”, the most famous in all of Bolivia, still lost. Almost a month ago, the cat gained notoriety for being lost by the Bolivian state airline; Y it became a matter of state. With the whole country looking for him.

Indeed, a few weeks ago, about twenty lawyers took on the defense of the cat lost by the airline Bolivian Air Force (BoA)moments before his owner took a flight to eastern Bolivia and then traveled to Ireland with her pet.

But now things take a slightly strange and, at least, extravagant turn. It happens that the Bolivian Ministry of Justice has decided hire an “interspecies communicator” to track down the famous cat.

This unusual move has made the airline the butt of ridicule of all kinds. But apparently the authorities they take it very seriously. “With his techniques he can communicate with Tito to find out where he is, if he is scared or hiding, or if something more serious has happened,” explained Deputy Justice Minister Jorge Silva.

“So far (the communicator) he told me he is still alivehiding, obviously scared, but his energy is waning due to lack of food and water,” the official added incredibly at the press conference.

A matter of state

The disappearance of the cat has become a matter of state in Bolivia since airline staff lost the cat almost 30 days ago.

Tito’s owner, a woman who works in Ireland, was taking the cat from Tarija to Santa Cruz to be certified as a therapy animal, but they told him that the cat had to go to the hold.

But when the plane landed, the woman they just gave him the empty cage. Airline staff admitted losing Tito before takeoff, and the cat’s disappearance became news number one in Bolivia.

At first, it was the Bolivian Minister of Consumption who took charge of the search.

Indeed, in an unusual press conference, an official of that organization explained howLike Kitten Tito liked tunafor which cans of tuna and water were distributed in the areas surrounding the airport where the cat was lost, to ensure that it did not go hungry.

He also said firefighters and executives of all air transport organizations had been asked to do so team up to find the cat.

​A controversial measure

But despite efforts by the government and other state-controlled organizations to locate poor Tito, the cat was nowhere to be found, so in a desperate move the hiring of the “interspecies communicator” was announced.

The hired “specialist”. claims to be able to establish an “energetic connection” with Tito and find out the details about his whereabouts and well-being.

The interspecies communicator has reportedly kept in contact with the cat’s owner, who lost her job in Ireland because she stayed in the town of Tarija to continue looking for Tito.

Neither the owner nor the government have given up hope of finding the cat, but the chances that it isor occur decrease every day that payou know.