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Source: KKTV
Colorado Springs, Colorado USA
Microchip Returns Cat 240 Miles From Home
Posted: 4:44 PM Feb 18, 2008
Last Updated: 5:19 PM Feb 18, 2008
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) ― When a house fire scared Miko, it really scared Miko.
The black and white cat ended up in Pueblo, Colorado, some 240 miles north of her Albuquerque home.
She was returned yesterday to her owner, Jade Schulte.
Miko's adventure began after Schulte's home burned in December. The cat disappeared that night.
About two weeks ago, she got a call from Pueblo that her cat was safe.
Officials at the Pueblo animal shelter speculate that Miko, trying to keep warm, hopped a tractor-trailer and rode it to Colorado.
She ended up in the Pueblo animal shelter. Her collar was missing, but shelter officials scanned the microchip in her neck and came up with her owner's
name.
Miko the Cat
What a story,microchips,the good news story I have heard,well
personally think they are wonderful.
