'I asked her for the 100$ back. She didn't have the money.': Friend agrees to cat-sit, doesn't show up, ghosts the cat owner, and never returns the payment

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It's bad enough to be ghosted by your friend, whatever the reason. But they're responsible for your cat while you're not there? That's a very red line to cross. It's a red line regardless of the relationship you have with your designated cat-sitter, but the fact that she considers her a friend must really hurt.
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That's a lot of money to "eat". But we understand it like this - if someone “holds” your money, but your (and in this case, your cat's) stability depends on cutting the ties, and that's worth more than the sum of money? Well, “eat” is the solution, apparently. We hope she will get the money either way, because that's just the fair outcome of this situation.
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