US EditionHunt for Owner After Cat Found Inside Minibus Engine Following 400-Mile Journey
BLANTYRE, SCOTLAND, JUL 9 – Cats Protection Scotland is appealing for the owner of a distinctive female cat found after a 400-mile journey hidden in a minibus engine; the cat is not microchipped.
- A cat traveled approximately 410 miles inside a minibus engine from South Mimms services to Parks of Hamilton depot in Blantyre, as discovered by the depot staff.
- Upon arrival, the cat leapt out of the engine compartment on July 7 and stayed around until taken to Cats Protection Scotland.
- Cats Protection announced that the cat is not microchipped and is seeking assistance via social media to locate its owner.
- Cats Protection states that photographic evidence will be required for anyone attempting to reclaim the cat, which is described as distinctive with a white coat and black and brown markings.
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When Ann-Kristin, 70, parked her electric car outside her relatives' house north of Örebro, she heard a faint meowing – but saw no cat nearby. Hours later, she discovered
·Stockholm, Sweden
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Cat found in Blantyre minibus engine travelled over 370 miles from home
Once the service arrived in Blantyre, the cat "jumped out" after the driver opened the bonnet. The 'lucky' girl is now in the care of Cats Protection and after a couple days snooping around Blantyre, is safe at their Kirkintilloch shelter.
·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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The minibus had travelled to Glasgow from Hertfordshire
·Scotland, United Kingdom
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