Patrick Lewis said his neighbor's security camera recorded the theft. The footage appears to show a driver picking up a cat and then putting it inside a car.
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"What the customer reported is unacceptable," an Uber Eats spokesperson said in a statement. "We are working to get the cat returned, stand ready to help in the police investigation, and will take the appropriate action against the delivery person."
Lewis said he filed a report with the Los Angeles Police Department's North Hollywood Division after the pet, named Hog, was taken. He also released photos of the animal, which remains missing.
"If you know me you probably know Hog," Lewis wrote in an Instagram post that included the surveillance video. "We've been together 18 years."
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The LAPD did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
"Please -- do the right thing," Lewis said in the social media post. "Please. If anyone knows of any way to help, let me know."
Nude homeless man suspected of breaking into Bel Air home, killing family's pet birds
Nude homeless man suspected of breaking into Bel Air home, killing family's pet birds