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An Aussie influencer has issued a dire callout after her beloved cat was stolen.
Olivia Mathers, an online content creator and model from the Gold Coast, made a desperate plea with her 761,000 followers on Instagram to keep an eye out for her pet named Haukie
Speaking with Daily Mail Australia, Olivia said she simply wants answers and for her family member to be returned home.
'Malibu (my dog) and I are missing 3kgs of sass at home and can't wait to have her back,' she said.
Taking to Instagram over the weekend, Olivia said she believes she knows who has stolen her cat or who is involved in its disappearance.
Olivia Mathers (pictured) made a desperate plea with her 761,000 followers on Instagram to keep an eye out for her pet named Haukie, who she claims was stolen
She also shared several photos of the four-year-old Bengal cat, that she has owned since she moved out of home, and revealed she'd been 'taken' on Saturday, April 27.
'Haukie has been admittedly taken,' she wrote alongside two photos of the animal.
'We believe they're trying to sell her. Please keep an eye out marketplaces/in general.'
Another slide showed an update to the situation, with Olivia revealing she'd 'found' the people that stole her pet.
She also said the alleged thieves, who claimed to have 'found' the cat, have been changing their story.
The Gold Coast model has shared several updates and said her Bengal cat was 'taken' on Saturday, April 27
She made a desperate plea with her 761,000 followers on Instagram to keep an eye out for her pet named Haukie
Olivia has owned the four-year-old Bengal cat since moving out of home. Pictured with her dog Malibu
'We have a timeline of events and substantial evidence that they've done something with her,' she said.
'They deflect, refuse info and are awfully inconsistent with their story upon any direct attempt to get answers.'
Olivia shared a text exchange between a person who said they dropped Haukie off at a pound in Coombabah on the day she was missing.
But when the model arrived at the pound, staff had no record of her being dropped off.
'Can you confirm what day she was dropped off and when she was dropped off?' Olivia asked the person via text, before asking for confirmation that she had the right pound.
Another slide showed an update to the situation, with Olivia revealing she'd 'found' the people that stole her pet
She also said the alleged thieves, who claimed to have 'found' the cat, have been changing their story
The person replied confirming it was the right location, claiming their father dropped the cat off and a lady working there said staff would 'scan for a chip to contact the owner'.
In a later message, the person claimed the cat never made it inside the pound and escaped from the car before their father dropped it off.
'I've talked to my father and he didn't tell me but as he went to take the cat
