A B.C. A cat may have run through some of its life in a journey that spanned 100 kilometers and took several months.
Milli, three-half-year-old cat moved from Victoria's parents' home to Nanaimo. If I was lucky, I returned to my affectionate arm with the help of a stranger and a microchip.
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SPCA is a story posted on the website, a cat Said that two were missing. A few months before the owner received a call that she was found, they hadn't given up hope altogether.
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"I remember thinking about getting rid of her food after hearing nothing for a few months, but I don't think it's yet. Then there was a phone call from Nanaimo BCSPCA, "said Megan, Miri's human companion.
At that time, someone found Miri whose collar was stuck on her head and front legs and found that she was injuring her from her embedded collar. ..
After the injury was healed, she was sent to Nanaimo BCSPCA, where she was screened for a microchip, and Megan received an unexpected call. She took a break from her job and she and her son Dean went to get Miri.
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"She was so thin that she was so thin when she first met her. , We were a little shocked. She came as soon as she saw us, "Megagan said.
Miri returned to her home and took two months to leave her home. Also, there were other changes to launch.
"She's definitely a little bit more spicy than before," Megan said. "She always liked to attack, but she never used her nails or teeth, she just grabbed her with her soft feet.
" Now she hits a little hard and you with your teeth She also throats more often and louder. ”
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