A reunion story of a missing cat and its beloved family has melted the hearts of many on social media. On August 30, Lancashire Police shared the heartwarming story on its official Facebook page. The post revealed that the adorable cat’s name is Pepé, and he went missing nine years ago. Thus, the feline’s owners, Caroline, and her nine-year-old daughter, have been reunited with Pepé after nearly a decade.
Samlesbury woman reunited with missing cat thanks to police effort
As mentioned above, a woman named Caroline and her daughter, who is now nine years of age, reunited with their almost decade-long missing pet cat, Pepé. On August 28, police officer Liz Harrison was at the Motorway Post of the Lancashire Police in Samlesbury as she just left work.
While moving through a parking area, she heard the sound of a cat meowing. Soon, she discovered a cat walking with great difficulty in the Lancashire car park. She realized that the cat’s paw had an injury. The officer then safely put the feline inside a box and took him for a check-up at a neighboring vet clinic.
There, the vets discovered the cat had a microchip, as reported by Manchester Evening News. Thus, it helped them to get information about his owners. They immediately contacted them and sent them a voicemail informing them about the feline. Soon after, Caroline, the owner of the missing cat Pepé, called the vets and disclosed that he went missing nine years back. They reported the pet missing, shared an appeal online, and put up posters to bring the cat back home. However, they have not received any news about the cat for years.
Soon, Caroline arrived in Samlesbury with her daughter to take her loving Pepé home. Both were ecstatic to finally see and reunite with their pet cat after so many years.
