17-06-2021, 09:31 AM
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Nine lives possibly still remaining …
"A family got a "huge shock" when their pet cat which they thought they had cremated turned up alive and well.""Frankie, a 16-year-old tabby, went missing from his home in Warrington, Cheshire, on 19 May.
When Frankie reappeared Mrs Fitzsimons' son Remy, seven, declared: "It's a miracle. We thought he had died.""
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan...yside-57487383
17-06-2021, 02:15 PM
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Re: Nine lives possibly still remaining …
Goodness me, what a shock that must have been. I bet they couldn't believe it at first!I wonder if they ever found the owners of the one they incinerated?
Very glad they got their pet back safely though.
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As a slight detour if I may - it was on the news this morning about a 4 week old kitten found as a stow away on a lorry from Rumania. The lorry had been on the road for a whole week.
The kitten was severaly dehydreated, but the rescue people said it is now well and ready for a new home.
How the hell can a kitten four weeks old find its way up into a lorry? I'd have thought it would still be curled up with its Mum and siblings at that age?
17-06-2021, 03:07 PM
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Re: Nine lives possibly still remaining …
Originally Posted by Mups
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Goodness me, what a shock that must have been. I bet they couldn't believe it at first! I wonder if they ever found the owners of the one they incinerated?
Very glad they got their pet back safely though.
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As a slight detour if I may - it was on the news this morning about a 4 week old kitten found as a stow away on a lorry from Rumania. The lorry had been on the road for a whole week.
The kitten was severaly dehydreated, but the rescue people said it is now well and ready for a new home.
How the hell can a kitten four weeks old find its way up into a lorry? I'd have thought it would still be curled up with its Mum and siblings at that age?
Poor kitty, glad its ok though.And on the original post...great news for the family
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