Hunt for Owner After Cat Found Inside Minibus Engine Following 400-Mile Journey

Cat travels 400-miles in minibus engine before ending up at Scots coach depot

The furry feline leapt out at Park's of Hamilton Depot in Blantyre after the bus arrived from South Mimms Service in Herfordshire England - over 373 miles away.

Cat found inside minibus engine following 400-mile journey

Staff at a bus depot were left stunned after discovering a cat nestled inside the engine of a minibus.

Hunt for owner after cat found inside minibus engine following 400-mile journey

Staff at a Glasgow bus depot were left stunned after discovering a cat nestled inside the engine of a minibus.

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.

Search for owners of cat found in bus engine in Scotland after 400-mile trip

The minibus had travelled to Glasgow from Hertfordshire

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A curious cat from the Isle of Man has been on her biggest escapade yet – ending up 400 miles from home after climbing into a van. Dusty, who regularly visits patients at Noble’s Hospital close to her home in Strang, hopped into the back of the vehicle, which then travelled over sea and land to Tavistock in Devon. Owner Liz Skillicorn was contacted via the Facebook page Dusty’s Adventures, which had followed the feline’s jaunts, to confirm the m…