03-28-2018, 03:47 AM
What an amazing story. Fourteen years is a whole lifetime for a cat.
I wonder what happened? Maybe someone found the cat wandering (or maybe just going for a walk!) Or maybe he got transported to a far away place by sneaking in someone's car or van? Cats can do that. They only want a nice warm place to sleep and don't mind the consequences.
Then maybe the cat was kept in, so he couldn't find his way home? But you'd think that he must have had to go to the vet sometime...? Surely the microchip details would be seen as "wrong" for the person who took him there? Or maybe vets don't bother to scan for a microchip when a person takes an animal to the vet. They presume the animal is honestly with that person.
Whatever happened, he is back home now. I wonder what he thinks of that? It seems he will be in a different house (as the original person updated the microchip details?) A dog wouldn't mind one bit so long as he was re-united. I wonder if the cat feels the same?
But that is great news!
I wonder what happened? Maybe someone found the cat wandering (or maybe just going for a walk!) Or maybe he got transported to a far away place by sneaking in someone's car or van? Cats can do that. They only want a nice warm place to sleep and don't mind the consequences.
Then maybe the cat was kept in, so he couldn't find his way home? But you'd think that he must have had to go to the vet sometime...? Surely the microchip details would be seen as "wrong" for the person who took him there? Or maybe vets don't bother to scan for a microchip when a person takes an animal to the vet. They presume the animal is honestly with that person.
Whatever happened, he is back home now. I wonder what he thinks of that? It seems he will be in a different house (as the original person updated the microchip details?) A dog wouldn't mind one bit so long as he was re-united. I wonder if the cat feels the same?
But that is great news!
