
Glasgow cat reunited with owner after nearly 500 days
Glasgow cat Frank reunited with owner after nearly 500 days missing thanks to a microchip, as Cats Protection renews calls for compulsory chipping in Scotland.

Glasgow cat Frank reunited with owner after nearly 500 days missing thanks to a microchip, as Cats Protection renews calls for compulsory chipping in Scotland.
Luna, a cat from Glasgow, has been reunited with her owner after turning up near Hull, according to The Herald and the Evening Standard. The Evening Standard and moneycontrol.com reported that she had been missing for around three weeks and travelled about 280 miles; Manchester Evening News described her trip as a stowaway journey ending in Yorkshire. AOL.com identified the owner as Emily Caldwell and said Luna was found at a college near Winestead, while the reports do not explain how she began the journey.
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