A cat and owner reunion in Pooler Georgia after five months of a disappearence
@Deepizzaguy (122396)
Lake Charles, Louisiana
December 23, 2017 6:22pm CST
A tabby named Kitty Bitty five months ago hitched a ride inside a Pepsi Cola truck from Pooler Georgia to Riverside California on July 4, 2017.
Teresa Cameron who is the owner of Kitty Bitty was sad to learn that they might not see Kitty Bitty ever again.
Talk about miracles. The Riverside County animal shelter found out that Kitty Bitty belonged to a family in Georgia.
The way the employees at the animal shelter east of Los Angeles were able to identify Kitty Bitty due to tags that identified the owner of the cat.
When the ASPCA employees called Theresa Cameron to inform her that her cat was in East Los Angeles.
The ASPCA employees were able to get money to get Kitty Bitty on an airplane ride back to Pooler Georgia before Christmas Day.
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@Hannihar (130150)
• Israel
3 Jun 18
@Deepizzaguy
How special is that. I am so glad they got reunited.
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@Hannihar (130150)
• Israel
6 Jun 18
@Deepizzaguy
I hope the cat and the cat's owner will be very happy together for how long they both shall live.
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@JohnRoberts (109841)
• Los Angeles, California
24 Dec 17
What an incredible amount of luck.
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@Deepizzaguy (122396)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
25 Dec 17
That is true since the family got that cat back just in time for Christmas.
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@topffer (42155)
• France
24 Dec 17
It is very nice to send this cat back to home for Christmas
All cats in the EU need to be identified by a tattoo in an ear or an electronic chip near the neck when they have more than 7 months. The electronic chip is mandatory if we want to cross a border with a cat. Any vet and any police station are equipped with a reader permitting to identify the owner of the cat, the only problem that may happen is to not forget to ask to modify our address in the database when we move.
All cats in the EU need to be identified by a tattoo in an ear or an electronic chip near the neck when they have more than 7 months. The electronic chip is mandatory if we want to cross a border with a cat. Any vet and any police station are equipped with a reader permitting to identify the owner of the cat, the only problem that may happen is to not forget to ask to modify our address in the database when we move.1 person likes this
@Deepizzaguy (122396)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
25 Dec 17
It is a good story and a great idea for finding lost pets in the E U.
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