In late December, Bosja, a house cat in Laagri, Estonia, vanished after falling from a window. Since then, Bosja's owners have tirelessly searched for the cat, setting traps and distributing flyers, but they have seen no results. Local residents have been asked to look out for Bosja, yet despite these efforts, the feline remains elusive, leaving its owners worried and despondent.

The last sighting of Bosja was reported on January 6, 2026, in the vicinity of Vae Street 6, Hoia Street 6, and Kuusepõik 40. Bosja is known to be friendly and gentle, which raises concerns that someone may have taken the cat in without knowing it was lost. The presence of many hiding spots in the Laagri area complicates the search, particularly during the winter months, when the conditions can be harsh for a missing pet.

The owners have now offered a monetary reward for any useful information that leads to the safe return of Bosja. The community's involvement is crucial, as animal disappearances often require collaborative efforts for resolution, and many hope that through alerts and vigilance, Bosja can be reunited with its family soon.